Saw Palmetto (Serenoa repens) is a low-growing palm tree native to the southwestern United States. Saw Palmetto contains a number of beneficial compounds, including flavonoids, sterols and fatty acids that may support prostate health.

Saw palmetto is a standardized extract from the berries of saw palmetto trees. Native Americans have consumed the fruit of Palmetto tree for a long time. Recent studies suggest that extracts of the plant may be beneficial in the management of specific health concerns. Saw palmetto is a popular remedy for urinary tract disorders, particularly in males. It is often said that any man who lives long enough will suffer prostate problems. Saw palmetto berries and extracts may ease prostate symptoms. Historically, the saw palmetto berries were also used in the treatment of genito-urinary tract problems.

Saw Palmetto is primarily used to treat benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH), an enlargement of the prostate gland that affects about half of all men older than fifty. BPH is a noncancerous growth of the prostate gland. If the prostate grows in mature men, it pinches the urethra, or urine tube, and problems begin, including painful urination and frequent nighttime trips to the bathroom.

Saw Palmetto helps:
Saw Palmetto Low libido
Saw Palmetto Increase lactation
Saw Palmetto Infertility in women
Saw Palmetto Thyroid deficiency
Saw Palmetto Supports prostate health
Saw Palmetto Treats urinary tract disorders
Saw Palmetto Mildly sedative to the nervous system
Saw Palmetto Stimulates hair growth in men
Saw Palmetto Appetite stimulant; improves digestion
Saw Palmetto Painful periods, tonic for ovarian function
Saw Palmetto The extract acts as an anti-inflammatory agent