PSA-Fast

Description

PSA-Fast contains potent levels of synergistic herbs, nutrients, and phytochemicals that have been scientifically researched to support the health and wellness of the prostate gland. 

You should take PSA-Fast if you…..

– want to keep your prostate gland healthy.

– want to PREVENT PROSTATE PROBLEMS

– have pain or a burning sensation during urination

– urinate frequently

– have a reduction or difficulty in the flow of urine

– have a prostate problem. 

PSA-Fast Capsules

Bioperine® BioPerine® is an extract obtained from the black pepper fruit. The extract of piperine, called BioPerine® in the patented form, significantly enhances the bioavailability of various supplement nutrients through increased absorption. 

Beta-sitosterol. Numerous plants contain cholesterol-like compounds called sitosterols and their close relatives, sitosterolins. A unique mixture of these, called beta-sitosterol, is used to treat BPH. A review of the literature, published in 1999, found four randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled studies on beta-sitosterol for BPH, enrolling 519 men.  All but one of these studies found significant benefits in perceived symptoms and objective measurements, such as urine flow rate. The largest trial followed 200 men with BPH for six months. After the study was completed, many participants were followed for an additional year, during which the benefits continued. Similar results were seen in a 6-month, double-blind trial of 177 individuals with BPH.

Selenium.   With age, selenium is poorly absorbed into the body and rapidly depleted. Therefore, older adults usually have a selenium deficiency associated with failing prostate health in men. Selenium benefits the prostate with its antioxidant protection. Because it is used by the body to make selenoproteins essential for neutralizing free radicals, selenium can help prevent the oxidative destruction of prostate epithelial cells. This antioxidant protection has also been shown to reduce the risk of prostate cancer and also fight the growth of cancerous cells. Selenium reduces the activities and production of prostate-specific antigens. These antigens are also known as gamma-selenoproteins. They are produced by prostate gland cells and are rarely found in the serum. By inhibiting PSA in men, selenium may help reduce the risk of prostate cancer and the progression of benign prostate hyperplasia.

Pomegranate compounds suppress enzymes in the intestine and liver that convert specific molecules (procarcinogens) into cancer-causing agents. In men with prostate cancer, the active constituents in pomegranate are potent inducers of malignant cell death through apoptosis. During the development of androgen independence, prostate cancer cells are known to increase testosterone synthesis inside their cells, which maintains cancer cell growth without significant amounts of circulating testosterone. Overexpression of the androgen receptor occurs in androgen-independent prostate cancer and has been proposed as another mechanism promoting the development of androgen independence. Pomegranate has been shown to inhibit the expression of the androgen receptor and androgen synthesizing genes in prostate cells, which helps block a vital survival mechanism utilized by prostate cancer cells to escape eradication. Multiple studies have demonstrated that pomegranate treatment slows PSA doubling time and reduces the production of PSA in malignant prostate cells. 

Added prostate cancer-fighting benefits of pomegranate include reducing the inflammation that drives cancer progression, suppressing new blood vessel growth within a forming prostate tumor, and increasing expression of genes that keep cells clumped together normally, thereby inhibiting the invasive potential of prostate cancer.

Green Tea    Green tea contains a special combination of naturally occurring polyphenols called catechins. Studies show that one of green tea’s catechins, EGCG, accumulates specifically in prostate tissue, where it selectively kills cancer cells (leaving healthy cells unaffected) and reduces serum PSA levels. Researchers studied men with a pre-cancerous condition called prostate intraepithelial neoplasia. They found only one tumor after one year in the 30 men given green tea polyphenols, while the 30 placebo recipients developed nine cancers. The components in Green Tea reduce the genetic expression and activity of androgen receptors that most prostate cancers need to survive.

Turmeric  A study was designed to determine the efficacy of curcumin in preventing prostate cancer metastases and to determine exactly how the compound worked at the cellular level. Both prostate and breast cancer lines are associated with an increase in the pro-inflammatory cytokines, CXCL 1 and CXCL 2. They are believed to spread throughout the body to other organs and tissues by releasing these chemical messengers.

The study team found that curcumin alters the expression of these two destructive proteins and directly inhibits the metastatic spread of prostate cancer cells. They concluded that “due to the action of curcumin, the tumor cells synthesize smaller amounts of cytokines that promote metastasis… as a consequence, the frequency of metastasis formation in the lungs is significantly reduced, in animals with breast cancer, or carcinoma of the prostate, as demonstrated in the new study.”

.Broccoli   Broccoli’s unique contribution to prostate cancer-fighting is its ability to up-regulate phase II detoxifying enzymes in gut and liver tissue, enabling the body to render harmless thousands of potentially carcinogenic molecules in our diet. In addition, the naturally occurring sulphur-rich broccoli constituents sulforaphane, indole-3-carbinol (I3C), and others have now been identified as potent epigenetic regulators. These broccoli compounds control enzymes called histone deacetylases (HDAC) that regulate the genes encoded in DNA—including those responsible for promoting or suppressing cancer formation. Broccoli compounds reduce PSA production due to slowing prostate cancer cell replication in laboratory cell culture models. They appear to inhibit the expression of the androgen receptors that prostate cancer needs to survive. Broccoli’s other prostate cancer-fighting properties include inhibition of growth and transcription factors activated in malignancies, restoration of normal tumor suppressor genes, and increased production of apoptosis-inducing proteins.