Say Goodbye to BPH with This Mineral /All Men MUST Watch

In this video, we'll delve into the critical role of a specific nutrient in maintaining a healthy prostate.
Prostate enlargement can significantly affect urination and libido, with an increased risk of prostate cancer associated with the degree of enlargement. It's important to note that an enlarged prostate doesn't always indicate the presence of cancer.
Within the body, there's a potent form of testosterone called DHT, linked to prostate issues. While certain medications target the enzyme responsible for converting testosterone to DHT to address concerns like male pattern baldness, prostate hypertrophy, and erectile dysfunction, it's noteworthy that zinc, a natural inhibitor of this enzyme, plays a crucial role.
Zinc is renowned as the primary nutrient supporting high testosterone levels, sperm fertility, and a healthy prostate. A zinc deficiency could contribute to an enlarged prostate, inflammation of the prostate gland, and an increased susceptibility to prostate cancer. Moreover, insufficient zinc intake may affect libido, testosterone levels, sperm count, and urine flow. Therefore, ensuring adequate zinc intake is vital for overall prostate health. However, zinc alone isn't a cure for an enlarged prostate or other medical conditions, as various factors are involved, including your diet.
Causes of zinc deficiency:
Inadequate consumption of red meat
Low stomach acid
Certain medications (such as antacids, diuretics, and statins)
Alcohol consumption
High intake of sugar
Frequent meals
Foods rich in zinc:
Shellfish
Red meat
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Too long
It took a long time to hear about food suitable for BPH.