Top Five Health Risks for Men
Women survive men by over five years. . .
The Men’s Health Network reports that, on average, women survive men by over five years. Here are some interesting facts on the top five health risks for men. No surprise cancer is among them; and lung cancer is the number one cancer killer among men, and most men will experience some form of prostate discomfort.
Supplementation used to be a luxury . . .
Giving your body what it needs to be at its best is essential. Plenty of rest, lots of water, healthy foods are the basics. Supplementation used to be a luxury, but with our food culture as it is, good supplementation is a more important than ever.
The next step to a healthier prostate . . .
Nearly 90% of all men will experience some form of prostate discomfort. And because the prostate gland plays a critical role in men’s health it is crucial for men to take steps to promote optimal prostate health. Prime Prostate Defense Formula is the next step to a healthier prostate.
Benefits
- Promotes a healthy prostate gland
- Helps to maintain normal, healthy prostate size
- Helps to maintain normal, healthy prostate function
- May help to minimize the negative effects of dihydrotestosterone (DHT) within the prostate
- May help to inhibit mild inflammation associated with the aging process
- Helps maintain proper urinary function
- Induces apoptosis (programmed cell death) in unhealthy cells
- Promotes healthy cell function
- Helps support cardiovascular health
*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This product(s) is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease.
Top Five Health Risks for Men
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