OAT STRAW SAW PALMETTO ZINC COMPLEX

60 Capsules

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$15.00

Oatstraw

Oats are one of the latest nutritional rages. You can’t watch television for long without seeing at least one commercial on oats, and super markets increasingly stock with oat products. This trend has to do mainly with the cholesterol – lowering effects of Oats. But the story is even more interesting. Some claim oats have anti-depressant and aphrodisiac properties.

Oatstraw, the shoots and even the straw remaining after the grain has been harvested are excellent sources of the major minerals used in the structure of the body including magnesium and calcium. Oatstraw is said to relieve hysteria and balance the menstrual cycle of females. Further it is touted as a prevention for osteoporosis and a quick cure of urinary tract infections.

Oatstraw is high in magnesium – low levels of magnesium have been linked to menstrual disorders, irritability and poor calcium absorption.

Saw Palmetto

Saw Palmetto berries have a rich tradition as a sexual stimulant and aphrodisiac. They are said to make infertile males fertile and increase breast size in women. Scientists have found steroidal precursors in saw palmetto berries, they have also been shown to help men reduce their enlarged prostates; relieve the inflammation and pain of benign prostatic hypertrophy.

For many years, surgery has been the most common treatment for a problematic enlarged prostate. There are approximately 400,000 of these surgeries performed annually. Unfortunately of these about 20 percent, 80,000 will need additional surgery!

Why go through with the dangers and pain of surgery? Unlimited Saw Palmetto berry to the rescue! No side effects, no pain, all natural mother nature!

Zinc

Zinc is a necessary part of at least 80 enzyme systems, including the body’s manufacture of insulin. It exerts a normalizing effect on the prostate and is important in the development of all reproductive organs. New studies show its importance in brain function and there is strong evidence that it is required for the synthesis of DNA.

Since it is essential for normal protein and nucleic acid synthesis, it follows that it is required for normal growth, wound healing, immune function, and other processes involving cell division and differentiation.

Well known for its relationship to male prostate health, it is also found in the hair, nails, all parts of the nervous system and in the skin, liver, bones, blood, kidneys, and pituitary gland.

A deficiency can result in slowness of learning, susceptibility to infection, slow healing and decrease of alertness, impaired sexual function, a poor sense of taste and smell, and birth defects.

There is a substantial and progressive decline of plasma zinc during pregnancy, and pregnant women need to get 20 mgs. daily and 25 mgs. while nursing. According to the professional newsletter Nutrition & the M.D., “a valid case could be made for routine prenatal zinc supplementation.”