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by | Jan 1, 2010

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Addressing Men’s Health Concerns with Standard Process Whole Food Supplements

Men’s bodies are designed differently than a woman’s and, therefore, have unique nutritional requirements. Standard Process whole food supplements cover the important facets of men’s health—reproductive, cardiovascular, urinary tract, prostate, and even healthy gland functioning. Proper preventative care, with whole food supplements, could maximize your male patient’s overall health.

Standard Process’ targeted men’s supplements:

Symplex® M—

Enhances the healthy functioning of the male adrenal, thyroid, and pituitary glands and reproductive organs. Together these glands help regulate cardiovascular and muscle function; enhance central nervous system response to daily stress; and encourage healthy energy production and basal metabolism rate.

Palmettoplex®

Supports healthy reproductive system functioning. Saw palmetto berry extract specifically helps maintain prostate gland and urinary tract health.

Prost-X

Provides prostate Cytosol™ extract, plus specific nutrients that have shown to support a healthy prostate.

Cataplex® E—

Contains the vitamin E complex which research reveals helps maintain capillary tone and permeability; promotes healthy arterioles; and protects muscle tissues from free radical damage.

For-Til B1

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®—

Compounds contained in this product help keep the heart and blood vessels healthy.*

For more information and complimentary literature, call 800-558-8740 or visit www.standardprocess.com.

*These statements have not been evaluated by the Food & Drug Administration. These products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease.

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