As men age, their prostate naturally grows in sizes over the course of many years. Private label nutrition has many studies behind ingredients included in Private Label Supplement’s Sport Ultimate Prostate Health which targets prostate health. Our Private Label Herbal Supplement is intended to help maintain a healthy prostate along with a proper diet and exercise and routine visits to the doctor.

Among the many ingredients in this complex, the key ingredients in the complex are Saw Palmetto, Stinging Nettle, and Flower Pollen Extract. Saw Palmetto is derived from the fruit of a plant known as Serenoa repens, its effect on the human body link to aiding signs of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) and urinary tract symptoms.

Stinging Nettle, when orally taken, has been shown to support in relieving abnormal urinary patterns and BPH. Flower Pollen Extract, like both Saw Palmetto and Stinging Nettle, also has been shown promise in aiding in prostate health. Flower Pollen Extract has been shown to include benefits such as possible inhibition of the growth of tumor cells, regulation of metabolism and energy, and for its' anti-swelling properties.

Together these ingredients make a great combination for preserving a healthy prostate.  It is important to include a flushing supplement for the prostate when taking numerous sports nutrition supplements. When planning your product line up it is important to include private label herbal supplements in your line to promote overall health as some will help more than for others.  This will also aid in flushing out the excess testosterone your Clients are putting in their bodies to build up their total physique.  This is essential as having too much of this hormone in your body can cause fluctuations. These can be safely and easily managed by including these products with your initial product line and simply explaining the need to your Clients.

Benefits

• Helps supports a healthy prostate
• May aid swelling in the body; particularly in the prostate
• Formulated to support metabolism and energy