Help For Prostatitis Pain: Rye Pollen
25 August 2007 – 10:26 am
Rye Pollen And Your Health
Yes, believe it or not, pollen can be beneficial to your health…
I know what you are thinking… Doesn’t pollen give you hay fever?
Yes, that’s true but it is also good for your health too.
Pollen contains:
- Fat
- Carbohydrate
- Protein
- Vitamins
- Minerals
Think about it… when was the last time you saw a skinny bee?
OK, I rest my case.
How Can Pollen Help Your Prostatitis Pain?
The pollen which can help your prostatitis pain is rye pollen.
Rye pollen contains anti-inflammatory painkilling properties which trials have shown can help reduce your prostatitis pain.
In one trial, men suffering from prostatitis where given flower pollen extracts for six months.
The result was a distinctive reduction in their symptoms.
How Much Pollen Do You Need For Your Prostatitis Pain?
The best pollen for prostatitis pain is rye pollen, take 252 mg tablet twice per day for up to eight weeks, then one tablet per day until unrequired.
Is Rye Pollen Safe To Take?
As far as I know, there have been no toxicity reports concerning rye pollen.
But, as with all supplements, it is wise to consult with your doctor before taking rye pollen.
OK, Lets Round Up Rye Pollen And Prostatitis Pain…
- Pollen can be beneficial to your health
- Rye pollen contains anti-inflammatory painkilling properties which can help your prostatitis pain
- Rye pollen is generally considered safe to take
