None of us can stop getting older. When we are young, being old seems a literal lifetime away and it is not something we dwell on too much. For sure many of us now pay greater attention to our health and wellbeing, but that is usually with the intention of feeling good today, not in twenty years’ time.

Of course we all want to live longer, so much of what we do today can have an effect on how long we live, but ultimately it is only when we get older that we begin to turn to ‘remedies’ for the aging process. However, we don’t have to surrender to the aging process and allow Mother Nature to decide what age-related ailments we may succumb to. We do have a say in the matter.

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) and prostatitis symptoms

Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) and prostatitis are conditions which involve the enlarging of the prostate in men. BPH can also involve a thickening of the bladder, which in turns leads to its weakness. According to the Mayo Clinic, “About half of all men between the ages of 51 and 60 have BPH. Up to 90% of men over age 80 have BPH.” Prostatitis is more usually found in men under the age of 50. For most men, therefore, it is not so much a case of ‘if’ but ‘when’. BPH symptoms or those of prostatitis, as anyone suffering from these knows, are uncomfortable, painful, disruptive and upsetting to live with. These include:

  • Feeling that the bladder is full, even right after urinating
  • Feeling that urinating “can’t wait”
  • Weak urine flow
  • Dribbling of urine
  • The need to stop and start urinating several times
  • Trouble starting to urinate
  • The need to push or strain to urinate

Diagnosing BPH and prostatitis through increased levels of PSA

Levels of PSA or prostate-specific antigen in the bloodstream are usually low, so a rise in these levels is usually a sign that there is a problem with the prostate. This does not automatically imply the presence of prostate cancer and is more usually the result only of enlargement of the prostate, resulting in BPH or prostatitis. The question you may now be asking is how you can treat BPH and prostatitis to reduce enlargement of the prostate.

If you have or are suffering from BPH or prostatitis, or better still want to do what you can to lower your chances of suffering from problems with your prostate, BP-Qmax and Prosta-Q are both highly recommended and clinically proven to be beneficial and an excellent option available from us here at Farr Labs, while Q-Urol’s anti-inflammatory properties are ideal if you are suffering from Chronic Prostatitis and CPPS (Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome).

BP-Qmax, Q-Urol, Prosta-Q as effective supplements to improve prostate health

If you want any additional information about any of our supplements for prostate health, or any of our other high-quality natural supplements, please don’t hesitate to get in contact with us.