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Sam Godfrey - MA (IntST), B.Bus. (Mgt.), DipHSc(Nat)
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Prostate Supplements
Our Naturopaths Say
For men with an enlarged prostate or looking to keep their prostate healthy, there are several supplements and herbs worth knowing about. Selenium, beta-sitosterol, pygeum, zinc, and saw palmetto are among the natural options most commonly used to support healthy prostate size and function.
Browse our range below to find a prostate-specific formula that suits your needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
How can I make my prostate healthy?
Eight tips for a healthier prostate:
Maintain a healthy weight;
Eat more vegetables;
Reduce consumption of red meat;
Know your risk and get tested;
Exercise regularly;
Hydrate daily;
Manage stress;
Stop smoking.
What is the best supplements for prostate health?
The supplements that are most commonly taken by men to promote prostate health include:
Calcium.
Green tea.
Lycopene.
Modified citrus pectin.
Pomegranate.
African cherry.
Beta-sitosterol.
Selenium.
Is apple cider vinegar good for your prostate?
The anti-oxidant properties of unrefined apple cider vinegar aid in subsiding the swelling of the prostate. It also helps in keeping the other complications of BPH, such as UTIs, difficulty in passing urine, etc at bay.
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What are the early signs of prostate problems?
Common early signs include a weaker urine stream, needing to urinate more often (especially at night), difficulty starting or stopping urination, and a feeling that the bladder hasn't fully emptied. These symptoms don't always mean something serious, but they're worth getting checked by a doctor.
At what age should men start thinking about prostate health?
Most guidelines suggest men start paying closer attention from around age 40–50, or earlier if there's a family history of prostate issues. Regular check-ups become more important from this point.
Can diet actually make a difference to prostate health?
Diet plays a supporting role. Foods rich in zinc, lycopene, and healthy fats — like pumpkin seeds, tomatoes, and oily fish — are commonly associated with prostate support, alongside cutting back on processed and red meat.
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