Sotya Sot-Prost 600mg 80comp

Enlargement of the prostate is very common in men over the age of 50. One of the first symptoms is the feeling of having the urge to urinate continuously without a real need to have a bowel movement. This feeling, apart from being annoying, is painful.

Sotya Sot-Prost is a food supplement composed of different substances that attribute multiple properties to it:

• Saw palmetto is a plant whose fruit is used to treat prostate inflammation and benign hyperplasia. Saw palmetto reduces the urge to urinate and excretion becomes less difficult.
• Cat's claw, which comes from the forests of Peru, acts on the immune, cariovascular and gastrointestinal systems. Its high composition in glycosides, which are anti-inflammatory and antiedemic, makes the cat's claw suitable for treating all types of inflammations.
• Zinc is an essential micronutrient, found in most foods, particularly seafood, meat, nuts, beans and whole grains.
• Red ginseng root is a natural revitalizer and invigorator. It helps the body to recover from the effort and boosts the libido.

Take 2 tablets three times a day, between meals.

Saw Palmetto extract (150mg, 5:1 extract, equivalent to 750mg of powdered fruit), Korean red ginseng (10mg, 10:1 extract, equivalent to 100mg of powdered root), cat's claw (50mg), chelated zinc (25mg, equivalent to 2.5mg of zinc = 17% RDA). As excipients, microcrystalline cellulose and magnesium stearate.

€0.07 / Tablets

Zinc has great benefits for the immune system, hair and skin. It is a trace mineral, meaning that the body needs it but in small amounts.

It is an important supplement for DNA synthesis, cell growth, protein synthesis, healing of damaged tissues and supports a healthy immune system.

It also promotes keratin and collagen synthesis, so it helps to prevent premature hair aging and even protects hair pigmentation. It also helps to strengthen hair and nails.
Include it in your diet by eating meat, fish, seafood (especially oysters), nuts, whole grains, pulses and/or milk.

A varied and balanced diet is usually enough to maintain a good level of zinc; supplementation is only recommended in cases of deficiency.