Can Rye Pollen Extract Treat Chronic Prostatitis?

Pollen is rich in functional substances (including protein, vitamins, trace elements, flavonoids), which can regulate various functions of the body, keep a balance of nutrition needed by the human body, and strengthen the metabolism of the body, which is not only nutrition supplement but also medicine.
 

Pollen is rich in protein, vitamin, microelement, and enzyme, and has a wide range of treatment. In addition, pollen can promote the development of endocrine glands, improve and regulate the secretion function of endocrine glands. The development of the prostate and the maintenance of its physiological state depend on the balance of androgen, especially androgen and estrogen in the body. Therefore, pollen can play an auxiliary role in the treatment of chronic prostatitis.
 

In the treatment of chronic prostatitis and infertility caused by it with the rye pollen extract, 13 of 15 patients were cured or significantly improved. Dr. Leonard Hoffman, who works in New York, once prescribed pollen extracts for patients with chronic prostatitis, and that appears to be very effective against inflammation.
 

In the 1960s, Swedish scientist Yask Upmark discovered that pollen has a curative effect on prostatitis or chronic prostatitis. Although the way it works is controversial, it is generally assumed that pollen can increase the production of interferon, a protein produced by cells to fight against viruses.

It also stimulates the thymus, which plays an important role in the body's defense against infection. In addition, pollen polysaccharide can activate the phagocytosis of macrophages and improve the disease resistance of the human body.
 

 

Other studies have shown that rye pollen extract can alleviate the pain of chronic prostatitis. A study published in the British Journal of Urology confirmed that three rye pollen extract supplements a day were given to patients with chronic prostatitis. After six months, 36% had no symptoms, and 42% had improved.
 

There is little scientific basis or data for many effects of pollen. But we have learned about the side effects of pollen, which can cause gastrointestinal dysfunction, diarrhea, and itchy mouth and throat. The dosage should be controlled according to the label. Rye pollen does not contain gluten, but if you are allergic to gluten, make sure to use a certified gluten-free product.
 

The key to the treatment of prostatitis is to focus on the causes as much as possible. If the treatment effect of antibiotics or painkillers is not good, herbal medicine Diuretic and Anti-inflammatory Pill can be considered. It has the effect of clearing away metabolic waste, activating blood circulation and diuretic.
 

In addition, it can not only effectively treat chronic prostatitis, and at the same time, it can prevent the symptoms of swelling, calcification and fibrosis of the prostate. Therefore, the patient's urinary system can return to normal soon.