120g Mpirivuma/Saw Palmetto Herbal Tea

Mpirivuma/Saw palmetto Herbal Tea is extracted from the fruits of a large dwarf tree plant called palm tree (Serenoa repens). The fruit can be eaten in its natural berry form and saw palmetto extract, which comes from the fruit, can also be consumed in capsule, tincture, or tablet forms. There is a high concentration of sterols and fatty acids in saw palmetto extract, which is where most of its health benefits come from.

Impressive Health Benefits Of Mpirivuma/Saw Palmetto Herbal Tea

Male-Pattern Baldness: Saw palmetto is commonly used to treat hair loss caused by male-pattern baldness (androgenic alopecia). Male-pattern baldness is the loss of hair in men due to genetics and too much dihydrotestosterone. Testosterone is converted into dihydrotestosterone (DHT) by the 5-reductase enzyme. Saw palmetto blocks this enzyme, which decreases DHT and may increase hair growth.

Urinary Tract Symptoms: Saw palmetto may treat lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS). LUTS is a range of symptoms that include: Painful urination, increased frequency of urination, incomplete bladder emptying, Weak stream, Excessive nighttime urination

Treats Impotence: In terms of impotence, saw palmetto has long been known as a herbal treatment for curing impotence. 

Increases Libido: Saw palmetto has been known to increase love drive and libido in both women and men.

Reduces Kidney Disorders: The urinary organs can weaken with age, which is why incontinence is so common in the elderly population. Saw palmetto has strong chemical components that can strengthen urinary organs to prevent incontinence, and also improve the health of the kidneys. 

Reduces Prostate Enlargement: Saw palmetto can potentially reduce prostate enlargement by inhibiting dihydrotestosterone, which stimulates cellular reproduction in the prostate. This may lower the chances of developing prostate cancer, eliminating painful urination and the discomfort that accompanies prostate issues.

Boosts Immunity: Boost the immune system, particularly for mild conditions such as colds, coughs, and sore throats. Headaches and migraine sufferers have also claimed that saw palmetto works as an anti-inflammatory agent and reduces pain and discomfort. This is in line with saw palmetto’s other anti-inflammatory activities in the body, primarily in the urinary tract and gut.

May decrease inflammation: Saw palmetto contains the antioxidants epicatechin and methyl gallate — compounds that prevent damage to cells, decrease inflammation, and protect against chronic disease.