Shrink Your Prostate Fast: Top 6 Vitamins You Need to Know

[@akbarghanad4677]

1- Vitamin D, 2- Vitamin E, 3- Vitamin C, 4- Vitamin B6, 5- Vitamin K, 6- Vitamin B12

[@ChristyMusa-e7s]

Thank for these information.

[@TheNewyark]

Nice excellent valuable information....Thanks a lot

[@siutibhattachan2180]

Thanks for the formation

[@pramuanchutham7355]

You forgot the most important mineral for the prostate...Zinc. Dr Berg showed normal prostate contains Around 780 mcg Zinc, BHP has 450 mcg and Prostate Cancer has only 280 mcg...😢

[@curaxa]

Great point! Zinc is indeed crucial for prostate health. It's known to support normal prostate function, and deficiencies can be linked to issues like BPH and prostate cancer. Thanks for sharing this important information! 😊

[@robertflaviano8786]

How about saw palmetto?

[@calistusmahombo-ty8ni]

Has the study proved that those who leave along the equator immune from enlarged prostate because there is sunshine all the year round

[@medimint]

Very userful video, thank Cureon

[@abrahamtholley5365]

Thank you all for this information V-D, V-E,V-C,V-B6,V-K,V-B12, in additon to Zinc 280 mg or above , Saw palmetto which one is to take ?

[@AhmedMarshkuck]

Very useful information

[@rosekimbeng9365]

Good information thanks for sharing ❤👍

[@curaxa]

Thanks for visiting

[@mervschetter3244]

I'am 81 years old and just beat prostate problems but need to add Zinc??? And my urologist said I don't know what you are doing but don't stop it???

[@terrirenee7671]

Helping my 81-year-young Dad... would you please share what you did? 🙏🏽

[@thomasramirez1732]

Thank you

[@alphonsowalls630]

Thanks for the update

[@mojiboyeaderinoye3562]

Very useful and informative

[@carloscapino2971]

Can dehydration cause prostate issues? Who is at risk of acute prostatitis? Factors that increase your risk of UTIs, STDs, and urethritis also increase your risk of acute prostatitis. For example, these risk factors include: not drinking enough fluids.Aug 4, 2016

[@MessageFromGod-149]

Good information

[@curaxa]

Thank you

[@carloscapino2971]

What type of tuna is high in mercury? There are two main kinds of canned tuna: chunk light and solid or chunk white (albacore). Mercury levels in canned white tuna, which is exclusively albacore, are almost three times higher than those found in smaller skipjack tuna commonly used in canned light tuna products.Mar 20, 2012

[@frankkeefe2336]

Correct

[@winstonmckenzie350]

Very interesting

[@lakdasadassanayake9127]

Vitamins are said to be destroyed with heat. So when boiling chick peas does the vitamins in it get destroyed.?

[@curaxa]

Some vitamins, like B vitamins and vitamin C, can be sensitive to heat and may lose potency during boiling. However, chickpeas are rich in other nutrients, like protein, fiber, and minerals, which remain stable during cooking. To preserve more vitamins, you can try steaming or cooking chickpeas at a lower temperature. 😊

[@carloscapino2971]

Is milk good or bad for prostate cancer? Consuming milk may be a risk factor for prostate cancer. Some health experts suggest people avoid or limit milk and dairy products.Jul 6, 2023

[@frankkeefe2336]

No

[@chien-shengtsai8626]

Get to points, don't pontificate, short and sweet does the trick best.

[@curaxa]

Got it! I'll keep it short and to the point. Thanks for the feedback! 😊

[@chien-shengtsai8626]

@@curaxa good content otherwise. 🙏

[@davidbladen5667]

I agree 100%

[@hermeslejarde7564]

😊​@@curaxa

[@jamesbrown6298]

Whats the best that would. that would have all in 1 battle

[@TaranRamjit]

I take 10,000 IU every day.

[@mathewabraham2616]

I am 62 yrs old. I have urinal problems. But i don't have pain. How can i know / find any prostate issue still to me. My *PSA* is 2.8 in January, 2024 and July, 2024 PSA is 1.856. HBA1C is *6.00* I am taking *Urimax D* Kindly confirm shall I continue to take *Urimax D*.

[@curaxa]

It's great that you're monitoring your PSA levels and HBA1C closely. The decrease in your PSA levels from 2.8 to 1.856 is a positive sign, and your HBA1C level of 6.0 indicates well-controlled blood sugar, which is important for overall health. Urinal problems can sometimes indicate prostate issues, but since you're not experiencing pain and your PSA levels have decreased, it's a good idea to continue following your doctor's advice regarding Urimax D. This medication is commonly prescribed to manage prostate symptoms and improve urinary flow. However, I strongly recommend discussing your recent test results and any concerns with your healthcare provider. They can give you the most accurate guidance on whether to continue taking Urimax D or if any adjustments are needed based on your current health status. Always consult your doctor before making any changes to your medication regimen. 😊

[@robertflaviano8786]

How about saw palmetto?

[@curaxa]

Saw palmetto is commonly used as a natural remedy for enlarged prostate (BPH). It may help reduce urinary symptoms like frequent urination and improve urine flow by potentially balancing hormone levels. Many people find it beneficial, but results can vary.

[@hopsterlynongkhlaw8521]

I think you are advertising those who are doing business etc etc

[@symunir9022]

A podcast about a male physiological issue beginning with women's cartoon figures...was that a politically correct thing, or what?

[@ShaneChapman-d2z]

This shout be taught at schools 😢

[@kimparke6653]

It's proof It's not the womans fault his equipment is failing 😅

[@curaxa]

Haha, that's one way to put it! 😅 Sometimes, it’s just biology at play. Glad you're keeping a good sense of humor about it! 😄

[@marychabalala1701]

Always it's woman's problem because men are in denial