nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care - Single Bottle (30 Servings)

•   Helps maintain proper urinary function
•   Helps support cardiovascular health
•   Promotes a healthy prostate
•   Promotes healthy cell function
•   Supports a healthy immune system
•   Supports male libido

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Over the years, a variety of nutraceuticals have been used to support prostate health. The use of herbs to promote prostate well being is increasingly popular in Europe with several successful clinical trials. The key to selecting a natural alternative to prostate care is to look for herbs and nutrients that work in concert like saw palmetto, reishi, and zinc and selenium. nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care combines nine potent herbs and two select nutrients that work synergistically to promote optimal prostate health. Each of these ingredients on their own, while valuable to your overall health, would not have a significant effect on your prostate. They need to be carefully selected and in just the right quantity to work collectively to benefit the prostate.*

In addition to having a significant effect on overall prostate health, studies have shown that selenium, one of the essential minerals in nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care, promotes overall prostate health. Other potent herbs and nutrients in nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care help to maintain blood pressure, promote healthy cholesterol levels, maintain healthy sperm count, support male libido, support a healthy immune system and promote healthy prostate cells. Market America has taken the time in creating nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care to ensure that the selected herbs and nutrients will maximize the health of the prostate and effectively optimize overall health.

Reishi
Reishi (Ganoderma lucidum Karst), known as ling-zhi in China, is a variety of mushroom that grows almost exclusively on old plum trees and has been used in Chinese medicine for thousands of years. Reishi is rich in polysaccharide compounds, which are thought to help support the immune system. Taken orally, it is used for promoting cardiovascular health, promoting healthy cell function and supporting a healthy immune system.

Baikai Skullcap
Baikai Skullcap is also called Scullcap/Skullcap and is a member of the mint family. There are more than 100 related species of scullcap throughout North America, Europe and China. When taken orally, it can help promote relaxation and help maintain healthy blood pressure.

Dyer’s Woad
Dyer’s woad (Isatis indigotica Fort), is a Chinese herb that promotes a healthy immune system.

Saw Palmetto
Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens) is the fruit of a small palm shrub native to the southeastern United States and was used by Native Americans to treat urinary tract illnesses. Its health-related properties are found in the oily compounds of its berries. It has been shown in recent studies to have a strong anti-estrogenic effect. It promotes the normal absorption of the male hormones, testosterone and dihydrotestosterone, into the prostate tissue.

San-Qui Ginseng
San-qui ginseng (Panax noyoginseng) is a variety of ginseng used in Chinese medicine to stem bleeding. It has a homeostatic or balancing effect on the body. Studies detail the herb’s ability to promote normal blood coagulation time, support normal coronary blood flow and promote normal oxygen use by cardiac muscles, support the immune system and promote cellular health. Some evidence suggests that San-Qui Ginseng may promote healthy blood flow and normal blood pressure. It may also promote healthy cholesterol and triglyceride levels.

Chrysanthemum
Chrysanthemum (Dendranthema morifolium Tzvel), has traditionally been used in Chinese medicine to treat head discomfort, dizziness and vision. For health purposes the dried flower is used which contains bornol (an essential oil), chrysantheonon, and camphor. It is effective in helping to maintain a normal size prostate.

Pygeum
Pygeum (Pygeum africanum), is a tall African evergreen tree found in the central and southern mountains of Africa whose bark has been used for centuries to help maintain proper urinary function. It has three known compounds, Beta-sitosterol , Pentacyclic terpenes , and ferulic esters that promote a normal prostate.

Rhabdosia
Rhabdosia (Rhabdosia rubescens hara), is a Chinese herb used for centuries to promote healthy cell function. It contains the diterpeniods: ponicidon and oridonin, which may have an effect in promoting healthy prostate cells. Oridonin has shown to have apoptosis-inducing effects on cells.

Licorice
Licorice (Glycyrrhiza uralensis fisch), is a flavorful root that is a staple in Chinese herbal remedies used to support respiration and digestion. This potent herb is native to Europe, Asia and the Mediterranean and has been used in ancient medicine for a variety of conditions and ailments. Additionally it has been shown support the immune system’s T-Cells. Studies have revealed that the herb is a phytoestostrogen.

Selenium
Selenium is an essential trace mineral with known antioxidant properties, when incorporated into an enzyme. The best dietary sources of selenium are from nuts, unprocessed grains and seafood. Selenium has been shown to support prostate health due to its free radical scavenging properties, DNA single-strand breaks, and p53 caspace-dependent and independent apoptosis. It has been shown to help maintain normal cell proliferation and support the immune response.

Zinc
Zinc is an important trace mineral found in every cell of the body. The best dietary sources of zinc are from seafood, meats, fish, poultry and eggs. It has been shown to promote digestive health and support healthy sperm quality. Zinc plays a part in testosterone physiology and the prostate has higher concentrations of the mineral than any other tissue. Zinc accumulation supports healthy prostate cells by promoting apoptosis. Studies have shown that adequate zinc levels in the body strongly correlate with a healthy prostate.

What are the key ingredients of nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care? Reishi, baikai skullcap, dyer’s wood, saw palmetto, san-qui ginseng, chrysanthemum, pygeum, rhabdosia, licorice, selenium and zinc, which have all been shown to be effective in promoting a healthy prostate.*

What is BPH? BPH is benign prostatic hypertrophy, which is a slow, progressive, enlargement of the prostate that obstructs the urethra. Symptoms include frequent urination and difficulty with urination (hesitancy, decreased flow, intermittent stream and caliber of urinary stream.

Is nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care for men only? Yes. While the ingredients in nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care are beneficial to everyone, nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care is especially designed for a man’s body, particularly with maintaining a healthy prostate gland. Each herb and nutrient in nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care are helpful to a variety of health issues that may effect men and women, however, nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care was created for each of these ingredients to work synergistically to promote a healthy prostate.*

How many men are affected by an enlarged prostate? In the United States, 40 percent of the male population over the age of 40 suffers from an enlarged prostate gland. It is estimated that 50 percent of American men over the age of 40 are afflicted with an enlarged prostate gland. The figure nearly doubles to 80 percent for men who are over the age of 80.

I was just diagnosed with prostate cancer. Can I take nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care? nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care is made of all natural herbs and select nutrients, designed specifically to support a healthy prostate. Because of the myriad of treatments associated with prostate cancer, you should consult your physician before taking nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care. It should be noted that nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care will not cure prostate cancer; it should be used as a supplement. While it may beneficial in promoting a healthy prostate and supporting a normal size prostate gland, it is not a cure for any form of cancer. You should be sure to consult with your doctor to make sure that none of the ingredients will interfere with any medications or tests used in treating cancer.

Is taking nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care all I need to do to maintain a healthy prostate? No. Dietary supplements, or even medications, alone are not the only way to promote a healthy prostate. A sensible diet, regular exercise, as well as avoiding cigarette smoking and excessive alcohol consumption, are elements of a healthy lifestyle that can contribute to healthy prostate maintenance.

I think I might have an enlarged prostate. What should I do? You should see your doctor if any of the following symptoms appear: weak or interrupted flow of urine, frequent urination, (especially at night) difficulty with urination, pain or burning urination, blood in the urine, or a nagging pain in the back, hips or pelvis. These could all be signs of an enlarged prostate or the onset of prostate cancer and you should see your doctor immediately.

Does nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care support male libido? Saw palmetto has been shown to promote male libido. While nutraMetrix Prostate Health Formula is not specifically designed as a performance and libido supplement, the presence of saw palmetto, may be able to support male libido. If you are interested in promoting sexual health, you may want to consider Prime™ Time (Performance Formula for Men).*

How does nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care work? nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care is composed of nine potent herbs and two select nutrients that when combined work together synergistically to promote a healthy prostate. Each ingredient alone is beneficial to promoting overall well being, but in order to promote the health of the prostate, they must be taken together in the right quantities.*

Is nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care only for older men? No. nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care is designed for men of all ages. While poor prostate health is rare in younger men, young men should be concerned with proper prostate care. The ingredients in nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care would be beneficial for all men. Men should take care of their prostate when they are younger to help maintain prostate health in the future.

Are there any contraindications or warning for nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care? Yes. For adult male use only. Seek advice from a physician prior to use if you suffer from a chronic condition or if you are taking medication.

How do I take nutraMetrix MPC® Maximum Prostate Care? As a dietary supplement, take two tablets daily with plenty of water; best when taken 30 minutes before the morning meal.

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