There are a lot of explanations why someone with BPH or prostatitis would wish to have prostate supplements.
Not merely for their urinary symptoms and “plumbing”, but because they’re able to help with other medical issues, too.
But, you should not simply rely on them for prostadine dose results.
The truth is, often times making dietary changes are able to do even more for the symptoms of yours than the prostate supplements could.
Consider, for instance, this 60 year old male in Texas I know about who started out taking a combo of pygeum (an extremely potent prostate health supplement) & saw palmetto. The problem of his was purely urinary. He started noticing (like a great deal of males at the age of his do) that his stream was weakening.
In other words, the stream of his was starting to be much more of a “trickle” than a stream.
And, understandably, he was becoming worried about it.
So he doubled up on the health supplements of his.
That seemed to help a bit of, but did not actually solve the problem to the satisfaction of his at all.