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Product Description:

     Most 40 something men are concerned with memory loss and prostate problems, followed closely by heart health and high blood pressure. Addressing these concerns, this specialized formula is appreciated by many. The doctor recommended combination of Saw Palmetto, Ginkgo, Pygeum, Tomato with Lycopene and Pumpkin Seed provide support for the prostate and help promote healthy circulation for the mind and body. Studies show promise for saw palmetto and pumpkin seed improving urine flow and bladder voiding. Ginkgo biloba has shown to help increase blood circulation to the brain which may help with memory function. Lycopene has been making headline news with numerous studies touting its powerful anti-oxidant benefits with special attention to heart and vision health as well as prostate function. Something for Men is a customized blend of herbs which has created the optimal formula just for men..

Featured Articles:

Saw Palmetto Helps Prostate Enlargement

     Can a little berry help heal an aching prostate? The answer to that question may be yes. Europeans have long been using the dark red berry of a short shrubby palm tree known as a *saw palmetto to treat prostate enlargement. In the past few years, saw palmetto has experienced an unprecedented rise in popularity in the U.S. <read more>
    

Men the Big Winners in 7.5 Year Study

     Men; take two OneLife Anti-Oxidant capsules per day and decrease your risk of cancer by 29% and better yet, significantly decrease your all-cause death by 36%!
     Those are the facts released by a 7.5 year study, involving 5,028 men. These men were between the ages of 4 5 and 60 and were all healthy at the beginning of the study. The results were published in the Archives of Internal Medicine (2004:164:2335-42).

     Greek men who eat more fruit decrease their odds of developing BPH, according to one study. Since fruits are loaded with a variety of vitamin and natural antioxidant phytochemicals, free radicals (highly reactive compounds that can damage our cells’ DNA) could be involved in BPH, just as many scientists believe they are in prostate cancer. A laboratory study found that lycopene, an antioxidant especially in cooked tomatoes, can slow the growth of prostate cells.

Published MSNBC, May 28, 2004.