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Is the 3 a.m. trip to the latrine becoming routine? ProstCare leans on saw palmetto, pumpkin seed and African prune bark to support the prostate and easy urination. Use it as the label directs. Send your number and pay when the parcel is handed over.
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I run a small posho mill in Machakos and I was stumbling to the latrine two or three times a night. My doctor found nothing serious at my check, so I looked for a gentle addition.
A friend from church gave me ProstCare. I stopped the late evening tea, and these days I get up once, often not at all.
M— Mutua K., 63, Machakos
Saw palmetto, the berry many men choose first, supports urinary comfort so sleep is interrupted less.
Pygeum, bark of the African prune tree, has long been used on this continent for the same purpose.
Pumpkin seed, long eaten as food, is a classic companion in men's prostate and bladder formulas.
Three plants, each with a long record in men's urinary care, in a 30-capsule bottle.
berry of a small American palm, the first herb many men try for urinary comfort
bark from a tree of the African highlands, prized by herbalists for urinary comfort
a kitchen seed that often features in men's formulas for the bladder and prostate
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Follow the dose printed on the bottle; this page does not give a different number. Keep to the same time of day.
No course length is printed, so talk to your doctor before going beyond a few bottles, and keep up your regular PSA test.
Mild stomach upset or nausea has been reported. Take it with a snack and plenty of water if you notice that.
No. If you are on prescribed medicine, carry on and tell your doctor about the supplement.
That is all the form needs. Card numbers and M-Pesa details are never requested.
The consultant runs through your town, road or estate, how many packs, and which day suits you for delivery.
You hand over the shillings when the parcel has reached you.
