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ProstaGenix combines saw palmetto, beta-sitosterol, pygeum, nettle root and lycopene with zinc for normal testosterone levels and selenium for normal spermatogenesis, for men past fifty.
ProstaGenix contains seven ingredients. Zinc and selenium have approved claims; the plants are traditional:
bark of an African mountain tree, including Kenya's highlands.
contributes to the maintenance of normal testosterone levels in the blood.
contributes to normal spermatogenesis. An approved claim.
a traditional root and the red pigment of tomatoes.
berry of a dwarf palm from the south-eastern United States.
a plant sterol found in nuts, seeds and vegetable oils.
I am a retired forester from Kitale, and I knew the pygeum tree from the Mount Elgon forests long before I saw it on a label.
My urologist sees me every year. ProstaGenix I take after breakfast and supper, and I stopped my late-night tea.
W— Wilson Kiprono, 64, Kitale
We pack ProstaGenix in neutral outer packaging, so neither the rider nor the neighbours know the contents.
No — ProstaGenix is sold as a food supplement. It does not change any treatment you are on.
No. An enlarged prostate is assessed and treated by a doctor; this is a supplement only.
The bark of an African mountain tree that grows in highland forests, including in Kenya.
One capsule in the morning and one in the evening, after meals, with a glass of water.
Check the label; if it has zinc, ask before adding ProstaGenix to avoid too much.
Just your name and phone number; no card, no M-Pesa upfront.
We confirm your town, landmark, quantity and delivery day.
You receive the parcel and pay in cash on the spot.
