ProstaSol™ - for the prostate

Plant sterols
This plant sterol complex contains four different sterols. Beta-sitosterol, camposterol, stigmasterol and brassicasterol. Plant sterols are found in large quantities in nuts and seeds in particular and can have a strong anti-oxidative effect. In addition, scientific studies have shown that plant sterols can have immune-stimulating effects in humans.

BCM95™ DC (curcuminoids from turmeric root)
The health-supporting properties of turmeric root have been researched for many years. The secondary plant substance curcumin contained in the medicinal plant is particularly popular for its special properties. For some years now, curcumin in therapeutic doses has also been regarded as an effective means of supporting the immune system. The special feature of the curcumin contained in ProstaSol™ is its concentration and finely tuned composition. In contrast to normal turmeric extract, the turmeric extract BCM95™ DC contained in ProstaSol™ has very good bioavailability and is much better absorbed in the body.

Lignans from linseed (Linum Life®)
Linum Life® is a standardized extract from linseed with a high concentration of so-called lignans. Lignans, as secondary plant substances extracted from linseed, can have estrogen-like effects and dock onto the so-called estrogen receptors of the body’s cells. The more aggressive, endogenous effect of the hormone oestrogen is less effective in this process and can therefore be rendered harmless. Lignans are also said to have a hormone-balancing effect.

Quercetin
Quercetin is a natural pigment and belongs to the group of so-called flavonoids. Flavonoids are a special type of antioxidant found in many plant foods that can protect our cells. can protect against free radicals. Scientific studies show that eating plant-based foods rich in flavonoids can minimize the risk of cancer. The yellow plant substance quercetin is also said to have other health-supporting properties.

Pygeum africanum – powder from the bark of the African plum tree
Pygeum extract is obtained from the bark of a plum tree native to Africa. The tree bark of this proven medicinal plant is traditionally processed in its areas of origin and used in men to combat urinary tract problems, for example. The most important bioactive ingredients of this plant include phytosterols, such as beta-sitosterol, and flavonoids, such as cyanidin galactoside and procyanidin B5.

Ginseng extract (ginsenosides)
The effects of the plant substances contained in ginseng, ginsenoside and saponin, have only recently become known in Europe, although ginseng root has been used for centuries in Asian countries to improve cognitive functions, sexual functions such as libido, and the immune system. However, ginseng is also said to have anti-inflammatory properties.

Saw palmetto extract (Serenoa repens)
The effects of the lipophilic, i.e. fat-soluble extract of the fruit of the saw palmetto (saw palmetto or Serenoa repens) have long been known. Numerous scientific studies have shown that the secondary plant substances in saw palmetto can have a positive effect on men’s prostate function. The seeds of the saw palmetto berry are rich in flavonoids and so-called plant sterols, which are said to have cell-supporting properties.

Resveratrol
Resveratrol is a so-called polyphenol. Phenols are plant substances that are said to have anti-inflammatory and cell-supporting effects.

Reishi extract (Ganoderma lucidum)
Reishi mushrooms have been used in Chinese medicine for over 4000 years. The components contained in the fruiting body of the mushroom, such as triterpenoids, manitol, coumarin, various polysaccharides and sterols, are used medicinally. The mushrooms also contain various trace elements such as manganese, zinc, copper, iron, calcium and germanium.

Polygonum cuspidatum root extract (Japanese knotweed)
In Europe, Japanese knotweed was initially regarded as a weed to be controlled and is known for its properties as a medicinal plant, primarily through Japanese naturopathy and traditional Chinese medicine. Japanese knotweed (Polygonum cuspidatum) is one of the proven natural sources of resveratrol, a phytoalexin that belongs to the polyphenols and has become well known in medicine. Other valuable components of the plant are phytoestrogens, i.e. plant estrogens, which are said to have hormone-regulating effects.