Prostate Power Flow with Turmeric Max

If you've been facing regular disruptions to your sleep due to frequent trips to the bathroom ¹ and need support with prostate comfort, Prostate Power Flow may be suitable for you.

Prostate Power Flow is a natural over-the-counter supplement designed to naturally support normal prostate health. It has been formulated to help reduce frequent toilet visits, as well as supporting normal sexual health and libido.

As with all natural supplements, full effects may not be experienced until 90 days (when taken as advised), however, many experience the benefits earlier than this.

Prostate Power Flow is easy to take and does not require a prescription. There are 60 capsules per bottle and all you have to do is take 2 capsules per day. If symptoms persist, talk to your health professional.

Supporting good prostate health may be important for men coping with the inevitable hormonal changes that accompany ageing. ¹

Prostate Power Flow’s unique herbal formulation works to support prostate health and may work to help:

• Support healthy prostate function. ^{1, 3}
• Promote prostate health. ^1,3
• Maintain and support prostate health. ¹
• Maintain and support urinary tract health. ^1,3
• Support urinary frequency at nighttime. ^1,3
• Support urine output and healthy urine output. ^{1, 3}
• Maintain and support general health and well-being. ^1,38
• Antioxidant. Reduce free radicals formed in the body.^{1, 26}
• Helps support radical damage to body cells.^{1, 26}
  

Prostate Power Flow formula contains six potent ingredients:

Graminex GFX® and G60®
Graminex® G63® and G60® Flower Pollen Extract™ is a combination of two solvent free pollen extracts water and fat soluble standardised to specific amino acid levels and phytosterols. Graminex® Flower Pollen Extract™ raw material is grown without the use of pesticides or herbicides. This unique double combination has been shown to support male reproductive health in multiple human trials. Graminex® supports healthy prostate function,¹ urinary health1 and normal male sexual health ¹.

Saw Palmetto (Serenoa Repens) Fruit Extract
Saw Palmetto supports normal urinary flow and prostate.¹ There is no Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) but studies show good benefits at 320mg per day.⁴ Two capsules of Prostate Power Flow provide 640mg of 45% fatty acid extract.

Lycopene
Tomato derived lycopene can support a healthy prostate.^{7, 8} It may help to stop the enlargement of the prostate and may help to prevent this condition from becoming prostate cancer. There is no RDA but two capsules of Prostate Power Flow provide 300 micrograms.

Selenium (Selenomethionine 0.5%)
Selenium acts as an antioxidant protection^6.  2 capsules of Prostate Power Flow provides up to 150mcg of the selenium RDA daily for men. This supplement contains selenium which is toxic in high doses. A daily dose of 150 micrograms for adults of selenium from dietary supplements should not be exceeded.

Zinc (Amino Acid Chelate)
Zinc is an essential trace element that has benefits for our body.¹ Studies reveal that the presence of zinc in the body support a healthy^1,2 Two capsules of Prostate Power Flow provide 100% of the RDA.

Nettle (Urtica dioica) Root Extract
Nettle root extract has been demonstrated to have an effect on improving lower urinary tract 3 symptoms in a number of human clinical trials both when used on its own or in combination with Saw Palmetto. ^4,5

Other ingredients: Excipients and fillers.

• Guar Gum
• Vegetarian Capsule.
• Contains no preservatives, sugars, milk, starch, wheat or yeast derivatives.

Prostate PowerFlow is 100% natural and is generally free of unpleasant side effects.

Turmeric Plus is an over-the-counter antioxidant-rich herbal dietary supplement taken to compliment Prostate Powerflow to assist to:

• Support joint function and relieve joint pain
• Support liver and heart function
• Support the digestive system and assimilation of nutrients
• Support inflammation, brain health and depression
• Turmeric’s phytochemicals, antioxidants, and anti-inflammatory properties may help support the body’s inflammatory response fighting inflammation and aging. Some men take turmeric for prostatitis and BPH.
  
  

Among other things, Turmeric Plus contains turmeric root, also known as curcuma longa, and rosemary, also known as Rosmarinus officinalis. These are both popular antioxidants that support the musculoskeletal system made up from the skeleton, muscles, cartilage, tendons, ligaments and joints to provide stability to your body.

Turmeric Plus also contains black pepper and ginger zinginber officinale. These, along with the rosemary, aid the circulatory system which is vital to deliver these helpful herbs to places they can be of use.

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