My Wellness Journal Facebook ad: “Your Prostate, Quiet By Morning”

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⚠️ WARNING: Men ordering "saw palmetto" supplements online are getting under-dosed European pumpkin oil with no active extract. We have been tracking the brands for 8 months. Here is what we have found. ======== The clinical dose of saw palmetto used in the actual studies is 320 milligrams of standardized extract per day. The dose at Costco is 160mg. Half. The dose at Walmart is variable. Sometimes 320mg, sometimes 250mg, sometimes hidden inside a "proprietary blend" of 14 things at undisclosed individual doses. The dose on most Amazon supplements is 160mg. Sometimes 200mg. Almost never 320mg. Of the brands that do claim 320mg of saw palmetto, several are using pumpkin seed oil or unrelated berry powders with cosmetic amounts of saw palmetto sprinkled on top for the label. The FDA flagged two European supplement manufacturers in 2023 for selling product labeled as standardized saw palmetto extract that contained no detectable saw palmetto compounds at all. The supplement was being sold under 11 different brand names at Amazon and through three retail chains. This is not a small problem. It is one of the reasons most men who try saw palmetto don't see results and conclude the category is a waste of money. ======== The other compound the actual clinical literature relies on is beta-sitosterol at 200 milligrams per day. Almost no over-the-counter prostate supplement includes it at clinical dose. Most exclude it entirely. A few include it at 50 to 100 milligrams as a footnote ingredient. This matters because the clinical studies on prostate enlargement consistently pair saw palmetto with beta-sitosterol. The two compounds target the enzyme from different angles. Used together at full dose, the effect is significantly stronger than either alone. Used alone, neither hits the level the studies show. ======== Three other ingredients fill in the secondary mechanisms. Stinging nettle root at 200mg. Pumpkin seed oil at 150mg (real extract, not the European fakes). Reishi mushroom at 100mg. Zinc bisglycinate at 20mg. Six ingredients. At clinical doses. On the label. In one bottle. The bottle is ManMenopause Prostate Chews. It is not the only honest brand on the market. It is the only one we have found that lists all six at clinical dose on the label, with a published Certificate of Analysis, and a 90-day money-back guarantee that includes empty bottles. ======== If you have already ordered a saw palmetto supplement and it didn't work. It may not have been your prostate. It may have been the supplement. Check the label. If the saw palmetto dose is under 320mg, it's under-dosed. If beta-sitosterol is not listed at 200mg, the formula is incomplete. If the dose is hidden inside a "proprietary blend," there is no way to know what you are taking. If the source is European and the brand is not transparent, the FDA may have flagged your supplier. The brand that has the doses on the label is below. 👉 https://manmenopause.com/products/prostate-chews ✅ Six Clinical-Grade Ingredients at Full Dose ✅ Published COA on the Website ✅ 90-Day Money-Back Guarantee ✅ Keep the Bottles, Even If Empty ✅ Made in the USA, Third-Party Tested ✅ $1.30/Day

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Your Prostate, Quiet By Morning

Prostate chews and gummies are dietary supplements designed to support urinary health, reduce sudden urges to go, and minimize nighttime bathroom trips. They are commonly used by men over 45 who are experiencing mild symptoms of an aging prostate.