Prostate Supplement For Men

Cooper Complete Prostate Health supplements should be taken with a meal that contains some healthy fat to help support absorption of key ingredients—saw palmetto, pygeum extract, and lycopene.† They can be taken at any meal that fits your routine, and daily consistency is most important.†

It’s possible Prostate Health might help prostatitis as saw palmetto has been used traditionally to treat nonbacterial prostatitis, but there is limited research on its effectiveness for prostatitis†. You might try Advanced Daily Probiotic as preliminary studies indicate taking an antibiotic followed by probiotics may help prevent the progression of prostatitis†. There’s also preliminary evidence also suggests quercetin, which has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects (found in Quercetin Complex), may be helpful in reducing pain and improving quality of life†, although it does not seem to help voiding dysfunction. I hope your son finds relief and feels better.

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), or an enlarged prostate, is commonly associated with symptoms like frequent urination and waking up at night to urinate. While individual responses to Prostate Health may vary, some users report improvements in urinary comfort and flow over time†.

It may take 6–8 weeks for noticeable effects†, but results can vary depending on the individual. If symptoms persist or worsen, it’s important to consult a healthcare provider to ensure you’re addressing your needs appropriately.

If you are taking Coumadin (warfarin), we recommend consulting your doctor before adding any supplements to your diet.

Lycopene is a carotenoid and antioxidant found in tomatoes, red grapefruit, and watermelon that gives these fruits their red color. It is included in our Prostate Health formula to help support overall prostate and cellular health.†

Lycopene is being studied for its role in supporting long-term overall health, but more research is needed to understand its full potential.†

Pygeum, which comes from a tall evergreen in the Rosaceae family that grows in central and southern Africa, has been found to moderately improve urinary symptoms associated with enlargement of the prostate gland or prostate inflammation†. Several studies report that pygeum significantly reduces urinary hesitancy, urinary frequency, the number of times patients need to wake up at night to urinate, and pain with urination in men who experience mild-to-moderate symptoms.† However, results may vary, and pygeum is not intended to treat or reverse any specific condition.†

Saw palmetto is an herb extracted from the dark purple berries of the American saw palmetto tree, a small palm that’s common along the south Atlantic and Coastal Gulf plains and sand hills.  Researchers don’t know exactly how the herb affects the prostate, but they think it may work by preventing testosterone from breaking down into another form of the hormone associated with prostate tissue growth†. (Current Therapeutic Research, 1994; 55: 776,785. The Journal of Urology, 2000; 163:1451,1456)

Every individual responds differently to dietary supplements. While some people choose to evaluate effects after several weeks of consistent use, this product is not intended to treat or reduce symptoms of any medical condition.†

Prostate Health is a supplement formulated to support overall prostate wellness† and should not be used as a substitute for medications prescribed by your doctor. Always consult your urologist or healthcare provider before making changes to your medication routine.

No. This product is not intended to prevent or treat prostate cancer or any other disease.† If you have concerns about prostate health or cancer risk, consult your healthcare provider.