Lamberts Saw Palmetto (may be helpful in alleviating the symptoms of prostate problems, polycystic ovaries)

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Recommended use:

2 capsules daily

Contra-indications, warnings:

Not suitable for individuals with hormone related malignancies.

Should not be used during pregnancy or breastfeeding.

Code

l8569-90

Size

90 capsules

Price

£14.95

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May be useful for men in helping to alleviate symptoms of:

Prostate enlargement
Frequent urination
Difficulty or pain when passing urine
Impotence

May also be useful for women, in helping to alleviate symptoms of:

Polycystic ovaries
Excessive facial and body hair
Hormonally-induced hair loss

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Prostate Protective

Most men over 50 suffer with enlargement of the prostate gland known as benign prostate hyperplasia or hypertrophy (BPH). BPH appears to be caused by an elevation of the powerful androgen dihydrotestosterone (DHT) and oestrogen in prostate tissue. Saw palmetto is clinically proven to treat prostate enlargement and its associated symptoms such as frequent urination, difficulty or pain when passing urine and impotence. The active fatty acids and sterols of this plant have been found to inhibit DHT's transport and binding to cell receptors, as well as reducing the activity of 5-alpha-reductase, the enzyme needed for oestrogen production and for conversion of testosterone to DHT.

Ovarian Protective

The clinical research into the ability of saw palmetto to treat BPH may have far-reaching implications for treatment of certain female hormonal dysfunctions, especially polycystic ovaries. This increasingly common condition is also associated with elevated DHT and oestrogen, and thus may be very responsive to saw palmetto therapy.

DHT Inhibitor in 'Male-Pattern' Baldness

It appears that elevated levels of DHT in the scalp trigger the primary mechanism of male pattern baldness. Although clinical research is currently lacking with respect to this use of saw palmetto, the theory behind its use for this purpose is sound (although the required dosage may well differ from that which has been shown to be effective in BPH).

DHT Inhibitor in Hormonally-induced Hair Loss (Women)

As with male-pattern baldness, elevated DHT can also lead to 'male pattern' hair loss in women, suggesting a potential value to saw palmetto. Not surprisingly, this problem appears to be especially common in women who suffer with polycystic ovaries (see above).

DHT Inhibitor in excessive Facial and Body Hair (Women)

DHT also appears to be the prominent factor in women suffering with hirsuitism (excessive facial and/or body hair). This condition often, though not always, accompanies hormonally-induced hair loss and polycystic ovaries, and may warrant the use of saw palmetto.

2 capsules of Lamberts Saw Palmetto typically contain:

68mg Vitamin E, 300mg Vitamin C, 10mg Thiamin (Vitamin B1), 10mg Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), 15mg Zinc, 140mg L-Alanine, 140mg Glycine, 140mg L-Glutamic Acid, 320mg Saw Palmetto Extract, 50mg Quercetin.

Encapsulated with:
Capsule Shell (Gelatin, Glycerin, Colour: Iron Oxide, Pumpkin Seed Oil, Beeswax, Soya Lecithin.

This information is not intended to replace the advice of a qualified Healthcare Professional.

Lamberts

Lamberts is the UK's leading supplier of food supplements to health professionals. All Lamberts product formulations are based on an in-depth understanding of the latest nutritional research. Their strategy is to develop only those products that are supported by a valid scientific rationale and this has led health professionals to rely on Lamberts for nutritional and herbal supplements that provide relevant levels of active ingredients. Lamberts products are produced in their own factory which is one of the most modern and technically advanced in Europe and which operates to stringent pharmaceutical standards of Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) and is approved by the UK Department of Health, Medicines Control Agency. Each product manufactured by Lamberts is subjected to a series of rigorous tests ranging from analysis of the raw materials through to tests on the product whilst it is being made as well as the finished product itself to ensure they meet the specifications given on the label. Lamberts work in conjunction with several research departments at Universities through the UK to conduct studies on a number of topics ranging from the use of magnesium in asthma through to anthocyanidins and fluid retention. Many of Lamberts products are of a higher potency than you would normally find in retail products. The reason for this is that the active ingredients in their products are included at relevant levels as opposed to just token levels.

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