Prostate health · Tanzania
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Sleeping through until morning, without getting up again and again: that is what men over forty look for here. Each capsule carries prickly pear, ginger, asparagus, aloe and zinc citrate. Take it as the bottle says, then order and pay the rider.
Prickly pear fruit is the plant men most often choose when they want evenings and nights to be less hurried.
Zinc citrate supplies zinc, a mineral that contributes to normal testosterone levels and to normal fertility.
Thirty capsules in a bottle make a routine that is simple to attach to breakfast or supper.
Prickly pear, ginger, asparagus and aloe extracts plus zinc citrate, all inside a single capsule.
extract of Opuntia ficus-indica, a cactus fruit used in men's formulas for urinary comfort
a warming root, taken for centuries for digestion and circulation
a shoot extract from the asparagus plant, traditionally taken for a lighter urinary feel
the soothing gel plant of the aloe family, here as a leaf extract in the capsule
an organic form of zinc, in a modest amount in each capsule
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5/5
I guard a warehouse in Mwanza and sit up all night, so each extra trip to the toilet was a bother. A cousin from Musoma had ProstAid and told me what he drank with it.
I take mine with supper, finish my tea before nine and walk the yard more often. These days I get up once, and some mornings not even that.
H— Hamisi K., 58, Mwanza
Plant extracts work gradually, so judge it after a few weeks of steady use rather than after one or two days.
The capsule shell hides the taste of the extracts. Swallow it whole with water and you should notice little or nothing.
With a meal you already eat every day, such as breakfast or supper, so it becomes habit and sits well on the stomach.
The supplier's adviser asks for your address and number of bottles, and you can raise any question about use during that call.
Ginger may add to the effect of blood thinners, so show the label to your doctor first if you take one.
Name and mobile number are all that is asked for. No card details and no email.
The supplier's adviser confirms your region, landmark, the number of packs and a delivery day. The call can be in English or Swahili.
The rider delivers the parcel and you pay in cash or by mobile money.
