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What does ProstaGenix do for you?

The high-potency ProstaGenix ingredients work to maintain the health of a man’s prostate while supporting urinary function. Customers experience fewer bathroom visits, less waking during the night to urinate, a decrease in urgency, and more complete bladder emptying.

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 Our Suggested Prostate Diet That Helps Lower PSA Level Any diet is going to be helpful for you. We thought it would be helpful to pull together a suggested prostate diet list for you to easily follow. The more you know, the more you can prepare yourself. There is no point in suffering through a diet. You can make it taste delicious as well. Let us get you started with our suggested list below. Our Suggested Prostate Diet Men who want to help keep PS...
Reduce or Avoid Foods That Harm The Prostate We're all about eating good food and enjoying delicious meals. However, there is some prostate harmful food that you might want to avoid or reduce to maintain a healthy prostate. If you have ever known your PSA level and it happens to be closer to 4.0 ng/mL, you will need to follow this suggestion. Avoid Prostate Harmful Food You may be surprised at how many common foods irritate the prostate an...
Here Are All The ProstaGenix Supplement Facts In One Place Are you a ProstaGenix expert by now? If not that's ok. We love to provide our customers with more information about our prostate pill and understand its benefits. What better want to do this than to put all the ProstaGenix supplement facts on one page. Of course, our friendly customer representatives are always available to talk with you and answer your specific questions too. ProstaGenix Supple...
What Is The Normal PSA Level For Men’s Prostate? The PSA level may even vary within the same man. There is no specific normal PSA level or abnormal level in the blood. Doctors will consider a PSA level of 4.0 ng/mL and below are normal. If you're still worried, please be safe and consult your own doctor to determine your normal level. However, if your PSA level is above 4.0 ng/mL, doctors would most likely recommend a prostate biopsy to determin...

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