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For many years, most medical and health-related research was done on men, and it was assumed that women have the same health problems and needs. We now realize that this is not true. The symptoms and progression of diseases differ between men and women. Men and women have unique needs due to their unique physiology, and each may benefit from different health strategies.
One concern unique to men revolves around the prostate.

As men age, their prostate often changes. It may become enlarged or inflamed, which may result in a variety of difficulties with urination.

You can do a number of things to help maintain prostate health.

• Drink water.
• Avoid caffeine, alcohol, and spicy foods.
• Watch your weight.
• Exercise. And use supplements.

One unique supplement to maintain prostate health is pollen extracts.

Pollen extracts

Pollen extracts have been used for years in parts of Europe and Asia to maintain prostate health. Extensive research on these extracts, including both animal studies and clinical trials, has been published. All research indicates that pollen extracts help maintain a healthy prostate.

Pollen extracts are also proving to be superior to saw palmetto, another herb known for maintaining prostate health. This is because while saw palmetto works to maintain health through one mechanism, pollen extracts work through three. This means that pollen extracts users may experience greater benefits more quickly.

According to Dallas Clouatre, Ph.D., author of several books on supplements and health, “Saw palmetto does have an established track record with prostate health. Unfortunately, it typically takes a very long time to work, about two to three months minimum, and you have to take quite a bit.

“But the truth is the anti-inflammatory effect, the antioxidant effect, the smooth muscle-relaxing effect of the flower pollen extracts are extremely important as part of their influence on the prostate. And so, what you’re looking at is an item that either has only one mode of action, the saw palmetto, or a compound, the flower pollen extracts, which have at least three modes of action. This is how I would compare the two different items. It’s not that saw palmetto is bad, I think the flower pollen extracts are better.”

References

• Pollen Extract for Prostate Health booklet, by Dallas Clouatre, Ph.D., Pax Publishing, San Francisco, CA.

The complete Men’s Health line consists of AIM ReAssure® and AIM GinkgoSense™. Complimentary Product: AIMega™. Use these products to help men maintain their health.