Prostate health · Tanzania
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Up at 2 a.m. again? ProstAid brings prickly pear fruit, ginger, asparagus, aloe and zinc citrate together for urinary comfort after forty. Take one capsule at breakfast and one at supper. Leave your number and settle with the rider.
Prickly pear fruit extract is the base of the formula and is taken for urinary comfort, so sleep is broken less often.
Asparagus stalk extract is traditionally taken for an easy, light flow, and aloe leaf adds a soothing note.
Each capsule carries zinc citrate; zinc is a mineral that helps maintain normal testosterone and fertility.
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I run a small hardware shop near Kariakoo and by evening I am tired, yet the nights were chopped into pieces. A cousin in Tanga told me he was using ProstAid.
I took one at breakfast, one at supper, and dropped the sodas after sunset. Some weeks later I wake once, and certain nights not at all.
J— Juma R., 58, Dar es Salaam
Five named plant and mineral ingredients in a 30-capsule bottle, built around prickly pear fruit.
extract of a cactus fruit (Opuntia ficus-indica) around which the capsule is built
the kitchen spice, included for its warming character and its place in traditional circulation care
made from the young shoot, traditionally taken for a light flow
leaf of the succulent known for its soft gel, adding a gentle touch to the blend
a small amount of zinc, the mineral tied to testosterone and fertility
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Two a day, the first when you eat in the morning and the second with the evening plate. Taking extra does not bring results sooner.
It is a food supplement, so many men keep it in their routine, but check in with a doctor if you stay on it for months or take other tablets.
Aloe leaf can loosen the stools in some people. If that happens, take the capsule with a bigger meal or stop and ask a doctor.
No. Weak flow, pain or blood in the urine needs a doctor and a PSA test, whatever supplement you use.
A name and a number are enough. Cards and mobile-money PINs play no part.
The supplier's adviser agrees with you on the delivery place, the number of packs and a day that fits.
Payment is made at hand-over, once the parcel is in your hands.
