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Is the 2 a.m. trip outside becoming a habit? ProstCare draws on saw palmetto, pumpkin seed and African prune bark to look after the prostate and ease urinary flow. Use it as printed on the pack. Give your number; the rider takes payment.
Saw palmetto and African prune bark are the herbs men have long chosen for the bladder and prostate.
The pack puts prostate health first, with urinary health and sexual well-being as its other two themes.
Thirty capsules in a bottle, taken on a steady daily rhythm that fits around your day.
Three plants form the core: a palm berry, a highland bark and a common seed.
small palm's berry, usually the first herb men reach for when urinary comfort slips
bark of a highland tree that herbalists value for the urinary tract
everyday seed often added to men's formulas for the bladder and prostate
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5/5
I am a retired teacher in Machakos and my nights were broken by two or three trips outside. My check-up showed nothing serious for my age.
My younger brother recommended ProstCare. I take it each morning, drink less tea after supper, and I now manage to sleep until close to dawn.
P— Peter M., 66, Machakos
Follow the directions printed on the pack and keep to one time of day. Drinking water earlier in the day, not late, helps nights.
Herbs work gently, so allow several weeks of daily use before deciding; the first bottle is enough for that.
No. A capsule cannot stand in for screening; keep your regular PSA test, and see a clinic for blood in urine, pain or a thin stream.
Ask your doctor first, because saw palmetto and pygeum act in the same area as some prescribed medicine.
Only a name and a number go in. M-Pesa, card and bank details are never requested.
The supplier's agent calls to settle your town, the drop-off point, the quantity and a convenient day.
Payment is made in shillings to the rider when you collect the parcel, not before.
