Prostate health · Tanzania
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The evening goes by in a blur of trips to the toilet; the morning begins with a tired head. ProstAid pairs prickly pear fruit with ginger, asparagus, aloe and zinc citrate for urinary comfort. A capsule at breakfast, another at supper. Leave your number, pay the rider.
The capsule is built around prickly pear fruit, an extract men over forty choose when night trips keep interrupting rest.
Asparagus shoot extract is a traditional choice for a light and regular passing of water.
Zinc citrate supplies zinc, which has a role in testosterone balance and in fertility.
Five components in one capsule, with the fruit of the prickly pear cactus as its centre.
extract of the Opuntia cactus fruit, the backbone of the formula
the familiar kitchen root, kept in for its warming nature
from the young shoot, traditionally taken for a light flow
the juicy succulent leaf, a soft touch in the blend
a small amount of the mineral tied to testosterone and fertility
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One capsule at the morning meal and one at the evening meal, with water. Food in the stomach keeps it gentler.
No course length or break is printed for it, so read the pack for the directions and talk to your doctor before you carry on over a long time.
Aloe leaf can make stools softer in some men. Eat first, then take the capsule, and stop if loose stools linger.
Not at all. Frequent night trips, a weak stream, blood or pain call for a clinic visit and a PSA test, whatever you take.
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I keep a small hardware stall near Kariakoo and stand until late. For months I woke three times a night, and by noon the tiredness was in my arms.
My cousin in Tanga lent me a few ProstAid capsules. I take one at breakfast and one at supper, and I stopped my sweet tea after seven. Now I usually wake once.
H— Hassan J., 61, Dar es Salaam
Just your name and number are asked. Bank cards and mobile-money PINs are never part of it.
An adviser of the supplier agrees with you on the delivery spot, how many packs and the day that is best.
You pay at the moment of hand-over, with the parcel already in your hands.
