What is pygeum?

pygeum Africanum is a tree originating from Africa, which some compared to cherry trees in appearance. It has cherry fruit on it, but unlike traditional cherry trees it is evergreen with different colors of the bark. In their native environment, people can use Pygeum to build things and also occasionally use to treat conditions affecting urinary tract occasionally. Studies on pygeu primarily indicated in Europe that it has specific applications in the treatment of benign hyperplasia of prostate or prostate (BPH). This can happen with the progress of life and is usually diagnosed relatively late in life. Continued growth can eventually have side effects on the male body (women do not have prostate). These effects include frequent urination, difficult urination, potentially development of urinary tract infections or stones in the bladder or kidneys, as well as fertilizers, although this usually does not affect the ability of erection.

Many people looking for herbal agents to alleviate the symptoms of benign prostate hyperplasia often turn to the herb remedy for Palmetto saw. There are problems with the use of this drug, including the fact that it can interact with a wide range of drugs and can cause impotence. Maybe it was one of the things that managed the success of Pygeum. It tends to be tolerated well, even if it can cause stomach sickness, does not have many drug interactions (yet) and does not tend to influence male sexual function. However, many of them claim that Pygeum helps with symptoms and represents an excellent alternative to other remedies.

What is still known about Pygeu that it seems to have several ways. It has anti -inflammatory properties that can slightly reduce the prostate, causing less pressure of the soaked bladder. It also seems to improve the bladder tone. Another potential advantage is that it can increase the ability of the prostate to secrete sperm, which is usually disturbed by extension.

Although these preliminary studies and the growing popularity of pygeum are encouraging, it is important to realize that some studies have not occurred about this drug. In fact, it has not been fully and scientifically evaluated as effective through research organizations such as US food and drug administration (FDA). Many people, however, use this herbal treatment in Europe and the studies about it date back to 70 years.

Before taking pygeum, men are recommended against self -healing. Symptoms of BPH cancer and prostate are almost identical. It is very important to determine what the condition happens before discussion about treatment that could be the most suitable.