Hair loss is one of the most common problems in existence. According to statistics, roughly 50% of men over the age of 50 experience some form of hair loss. Additionally, 50% of women will experience some noticeable hair loss at some point in life. This makes the hair loss industry worth about $3.5 billion. Unfortunately, the reality is that many hair loss treatments or products are not effective. 

There are many old wives’ tales about hair loss or thinning hair. It’s easy to distinguish some real facts from made up nonsense, but some “theories” are engrained in popular culture, so it’s hard to know what to believe. Why does hair loss occur? Is there any one thing or person to blame? Continue reading to learn about the myths and facts of hair loss.  

Everyone Goes Bald By 50: Myth

Obviously, this is far from true and it is completely fiction. Both men and women can experience pattern baldness at any age because baldness knows no age. The American Hair Loss Association states that 66% of American men will experience some sort of baldness by age 35. About 85% of men have significantly thinning hair by age 50. On the other hand, some men have thick hair well into their 70s!

Mistreating Your Hair Can Cause Hair Loss: Fact

According to research, over shampooing your hair can increase the risk of hair loss. The same thing applies if you overwork your hair. Frequent straightening, aggressive brushing or combing, and dying your hair can weaken hair strands and follicles, which can cause hair troubles later in life. Additionally, chemicals in hair care products can weaken both the outside and inside of hair fibers!

Wearing Hats Will Increase Baldness: Myth

Lots of people say that wearing a hat will cause baldness, but don’t rustle the feather in your fedora because this is not true. The only way that a hat could possibly cause hair loss is if it was so incredibly tight on your head that it was pulling out all of your hair. And the hat would have to pull out a lot of hair to cause permanent hair loss. 

We Lose Hair Every Single Day: Fact

Natural hair loss occurs every single day. There are roughly 100,000 hairs on the average human head, and it’s common to lose 50-100 hairs naturally every day. The amount of strands lost per day will vary form person to person, and it may be more prevalent in people with longer hair. The good news is that you typically produce more hair than you lose. Once you start to produce less hair than you lose, though, start taking preventive measures to preserve the hair you have.

Pluck One Gray Hair And Two Grow Back: Myth

It’s a scary reality when you start seeing those gray or white hairs in the mirror. You want to pluck them out as soon as you see them. Some people don’t pluck because they are afraid that more will grow back. This is a complete myth. The reality is that if you pluck out one gray hair, another gray hair will grow back in its place. Pigment cells are no longer producing pigment, so that shiny white hair will appear again. Hair turns gray when pigment cells die. Embrace the gray and don’t increase the risk of more hair loss by dying your hair with chemicals.

Stress Will Make Hair Fall Out: Fact

Stress is one of the primary contributing factors to hair loss. According to several studies, stress can actually push hair follicles into a “resting” phase, so they won’t produce new hair strands. Living in a constant state of stress will cause hair to fall out more easily, and you’ll notice this if you brush, comb, or even wash your hair. Experts say that many stress-related conditions are linked to hair loss conditions like alopecia areata. 

Baldness Comes From The Mother’s Side: Myth

This is a myth that is a classic old wive’s tale, so don’t blame your mother if you are experiencing hair loss. The future of your hair is generally determined by genetics from both sides of your family. Research states that the primary baldness gene is on the X chromosome, which men get from mothers, but there are other factors at play. You end up with a mix of both your parents’ hair genes, so look to see if there are balding people on both sides of the family if you want to get a glimpse at your future hair situation.

Alopecia Areata Affects Men And Women: Fact

Both men and women can experience the hair loss effects of alopecia areata. This condition primarily affects the scalp and occurs because of an autoimmune disorder. What happens is that your immune system attacks the hair follicles, and that causes hair loss. There is some good news, though. Scientists say that the damage caused to hair follicles is not always permanent and can be remedied with the right treatment plan. 

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Hair loss or thinning hair can be attributed to a number of reasons. Poor hair care, using chemical hair products, high stress levels, imbalanced hormones and more can cause hair to thin or lead to balding. Sometimes the problem is age-related, but it truly depends on the individual, their chemical makeup, and how they care for their hair.

Regularly shampooing hair can extract the hair’s surface lipid matter, and it damages the hair’s structure. If your hair has begun to thin, it’s time to incorporate this recipe into your life. The recipe contains two ingredients, and that’s it. The best things in life often contain the fewest ingredients!

Coconut Oil

Rich in antioxidants, fatty acids, and antibacterial and antifungal properties, coconut oil has been known to improve the look, thickness, and texture of hair. It works to protect the hair from UV damage, protein loss, fungal infections, and it even helps to keep the scalp hydrated. Additionally, coconut oil helps to unclog follicles and stimulate growth. The reason coconut oil is used in this recipe is because it acts as a diluting agent for castor oil.

Castor Oil

Castor oil is high in vitamin E, which promotes healthy circulation to the scalp and encourages healthier, shinier hair. The antifungal properties, proteins, and omega-6 and omega-9 fatty acids in castor oil help reduce the risk of dandruff, folliculitis, and scalp infections. The ricinoleic acid works to balance the scalp’s pH and replenish the scalp’s natural oils.

Ingredients:

• ½ cup warm castor oil
• ½ cup virgin unfiltered coconut oil

Instructions:

• Combine both oils in a medium bowl and stir well. That’s it! Massage into the scalp as detailed below.

Massage How To

• The reason that you should massage the scalp is to increase circulation to stimulate hair follicles.
• Using a liberal amount of the oil mixture, massage your scalp with medium pressure for about 5 minutes. Leave the mixture in your hair for one hour minutes after the massage.
• Shampoo the oil mixture out with warm water. Do this twice a week to increase hair thickness.

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For most men, hair loss is an inevitable part of life. It can cause self-esteem issues, especially if the person is constantly worrying about his/her outward appearance. Most men resort to chemically filled or toxic products that can have negative long-term effects on their health. Since herbal remedies have been on the rise, it is worth exploring options like burdock root oil to encourage hair growth.

Before you just start lathering any natural remedy on your scalp, it is important to determine the cause of hair loss. Most of the time, hair loss is the result of aging, but underlying health problems can also be the cause. Once the root of the problem is determined, try reaping the awesome benefits of burdock oil.

What is Burdock Oil?

Extracted from the leaves of the burdock plant, burdock oil has been used as a traditional remedy in many cultures for a long time. In fact, Native Americans used it as a natural diuretic and a blood-purifying agent. In the modern world of alternative remedies, burdock oil has been used to promote hair growth. Because of its popular use, it has taken on many names. Burdock oil, burdock root oil, or burdock plant extract are all derived from the same source.

How To Use Burdock Oil

When it comes to hair loss or thinning hair, the problem is usually the roots. Because burdock oil is rich in vitamin A and essential fatty acids, the best way to reap its benefits is by massaging the oil onto your scalp. Focus on the problem areas and don’t be afraid to really get in there, but don’t pull out your hair in the process. Apply the oil every 2-3 days and massage for 10 minutes at a time. Don’t wash the oil out afterwards. Leave it in until you shower. Use it consistently for about 2 months to see better results.

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Baldness is a term that refers to a partial or complete absence of hair. Baldness can start with thinning of the hair and progress into more severe thinning and baldness. Both men and women can suffer from this condition.

Male pattern baldness is responsible for up to 95% of hair thinning in men. Hair usually begins receding away from the normal hair line or thinning on the top of the head. As the thinning and receding progress, baldness occurs.

Causes

Male pattern baldness has a variety of possible causes. One cause is genetics. Scientists have discovered that baldness can be the result of a specific gene. The hormone DHT is the prime suspect in this condition. DHT is a male sex hormone that affects body and facial hair growth as well as function of the prostate. It is believed that the DHT hormone can shorten the growth phase of hair production, causing the hair grow properly.

Other potential causes of baldness or hair thinning can include:

• Major trauma to the body such as surgery, poisoning or severe stress
• Chemotherapy
• Medications for blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol and heart disease
• Hormones found in steroids and acne medications
• Poor nutrition
• Deficiencies in vitamins and minerals
• Hyperthyroidism (overactive thyroid)
• External debris and toxins

Poor lifestyle plays a very prominent role or part in male baldness. Diets high in meat and refined foods, hormonal imbalances, stress and mineral deficiencies can affect male pattern baldness.

While stress is an ever-present part of life today, it can be a hindrance to our bodies and minds. The stresses of jobs, family, money and health can cause a great deal of problems to our health. Learning how to prevent and handle stress is the only way to get ahead of the problems it can cause.

Natural Solutions

In order to alleviate male pattern baldness, getting ahead of the condition is key. Learn to treat your body with respect and care. Feed the body nutritious foods, avoid added hormones, reduce stress and pay attention to your environment.

There are many great ways to combat stress. Try incorporating stress-reducing techniques into your everyday life. These therapies not only clear and relax the mind; they help keep the body strong and healthy.

Yoga works wonders against stress. Daily yoga practice can give you a chance to clear your mind and focus on breathing and inner health. Yoga is also an excellent form of exercise. The practice keeps the body limber and toned.

Meditation creates mental blocks to thoughts that lead to stress. It can also lead to answers to problems that are the source of our stress. Practice meditation to help increase positive thinking.

Massage therapy is excellent in combating stress. Massage can release negative energy stored at a cellular level. Body tension and stress can cause our minds to work less clearly and can lead to additional health problems.

Aromatherapy is very effective in relieving stress. Some stress relieving essential oils that may be beneficial to you are:

• Lavender
• Amyris
• Aniseed
• Benzoin
• Cananga
• Champaca
• Pink Grapefruit
• Lisea Cubeba
• Valerian
• Vanilla

These oils can be mixed together and inhaled or diffused with a diffuser. Aromatherapy works almost instantly in clearing the mind and relaxing the body.

Herbal therapy is another way to help the body adapt to stressful situations and increase resistance to stress. Herbs to help with stress are:

• Kava Kava
• Valerian Root
• St. John’s Wort
• Passionflower
• Lavender Flower
• Blue Vervain
• Wild Lettuce
• Jatamansi
• Hops
• Scullcap
• Cinnamon
• Chamomile
• Oatstraw

Try creating a stress relieving tea with some of the natural herbs. This can help to relax you throughout the day.

Imaginative therapy, which is using the imagination as a therapy, can be a great form of positive thinking. Stressful situations are the result of unconscious thoughts that create or lead to stress. Start thinking positive thoughts instead of negative thoughts. When negative thoughts arise in your mind, try replacing them with something more positive and uplifting. Positive thinking and thoughts greatly help to eradicate stress.

When treating your hair, use only all-natural products that don’t contain harmful, synthetic ingredients. Allowing the scalp to breathe can help the hair to grow properly. Try using natural coconut and sheaf oils on the hair for styling instead of the usual pomades and gels.

A high alkaline diet will greatly neutralize stress. The body is impacted differently and responds differently when your body is alkaline. A high alkaline diet would consist of plenty of green vegetables and eliminating meat, dairy products and starches. Avoid sugar, table salt, vinegar, alcoholic beverages, eggs, soda, refined grains and complex carbohydrate products. These foods impair overall health and can affect hair growth.

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Our hair is made up of two parts: living and non-living. The living part of hair is made up of the hair follicle, root, and sheath. These parts lie under the skin. The non-living part of hair lies above the skin and is called the hair shaft. The hair shaft is the part we see. It contains melanin, which gives the hair its color.

Hair care is an important part of hygiene. If we do not have proper hair care, our hair will become damaged. There are many different types of hair and they are all susceptible to different types of damage.

Causes of Hair Problems

Many things inside and outside of our bodies can cause our hair to become damaged. Both men and women can be affected by hair damage. When we think of hair damage associated with women, we generally think of chemical damage. Chemical damage can include:

• Relaxers
• Perms
• Flat Ironing
• Blow Drying
• Coloring and Highlighting

Harsh and caustic chemicals are found in many hair products. Repeated exposure to these chemicals results in damaged, unhealthy hair.

Balding is another common problem that affects men and women. Whether the hair is falling out or thinning, there are many reasons for this problem. First, there is a serious lack of nutrition pertaining to the hair. While many people buy hair products that list nutrients as ingredients in them, however, these nutrients do not go or get into the body on the level that will resolve the core issue. The nutrients need to be consumed so as to get into the bloodstream. The hair must be fed inside out, not outside in. Some hair-specific nutrients include:

• Copper
• Zinc
• PABA
• Biotin
• Silica
• Vitamin C and E
• Sulfur

Natural Solutions

Change or modify your diet to a healthier one that includes plenty of raw, organic fruits, vegetables, seeds and nuts. Be sure to take in plenty of vitamins and minerals that promote hair health. This will help to change your hair problems from the inside out.

Avoiding chemicals in hair products can help to reduce damage as well. Look for salons that offer all natural and organic hair colors and straightening systems. These products are just as effective as the products with chemicals, except they are much gentler on the hair.

Look for shampoos, conditioners and other hair styling products that are natural and chemical free. Most salons and beauty retailers will carry healthy alternatives that will actually benefit your hair.

Avoid heat styling and opt for air drying your hair when possible. This will limit breakage and dryness and allow your hair to recover from past damage.

Dherbs Solutions

Dherbs offers many formulas that help in restoring hair back to its health and vitality. Some great products include:

• Hair Skin Nails
• Vitamin C
• Electric Greens Combo
• MSM Sulfur
• Thyroid Aid
• Sea Moss – Powder
• Sea Moss – St Lucia Gold
• Sea Moss – St Lucia Purple

Thank you for reading! This article is compliments of Dherbs.com

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I decided to type this article due to the numerous responses I receive from many male listeners of certain radio shows asking me if “Beta Prostate” is a good product to take. I also get many inquiries about a product called “Prostate Care” produced by Healthy Choice Nutritionals.

Since I get more inquiries about “Prostate Care,” I’ll deal with this product first and more so than Beta Prostate.

Now while I’ve never taken “Prostate Care” or “Beta Prostate” (and I never will), I make my assessment and critique of them based upon my knowledge of ingredients, both natural and unnatural.

“Prostate Care” is technically a drug due to the ingredients used to manufacture it. It contains many isolated ingredients that make it a drug. All drugs are unstable at the molecular level because they contain isolated compounds (said to be standardized), usually alkaloids isolated from a natural source’s other components given by nature to balance and stabilize the substance.

When you extract a major alkaloid from a substance (i.e. fruit or plant) you have created a monster, i.e. drug. Alkaloids by themselves are dangerous as they are unstable. The process of standardization is also not a natural process. Many herbal formulations on the market contain standardized ingredients.

Caffeine is a drug because it is extracted from the coffee fruit by way of the seed (bean). Cocaine is a drug because it is extracted from the coca leaf. No one ever gets addicted to coca leaves because the leaves are balanced and stabilized by a full spectrum of other components, usually nutrients. These other ingredients or components help stabilize the major alkaloid (cocaine) so you get benefit and not detriment (addiction).

Okay, now let’s compare ingredients between “Prostate Care” and Dherbs.com “Male Prostate Formula.”

Prostate Care

Prostate Care’s ingredients include: Zinc oxide, Selenium (Selenomethione), Beta Sitosterol, DIM (Diindolymethane), Lycopene, Bioperine, Dicalcium Phosphate, Cellulose, Croscarmellose Sodium, Stearic Acid, Silicon Dioxide, Magnesium Stearate, and Pharmaceutical Glaze.

Based upon the ingredients supra, “Prostate Care” is not a food. The ingredients are not produced in Nature in a monostructured state as Nature does not make anything monostructured. Nothing! Even oxygen is balanced with nitrogen. Pure oxygen without nitrogen is a drug and thus harmful and potentially deadly or fatal. The oxygen you are given in a hospital via oxygen tank and mask is a drug and that’s why hospitals can legally charge or bill you for it. It’s not the same oxygen Nature gives you and for free of charge.

“Prostate Care” gives you 30 mg of Zinc oxide. Nature gave us zinc but not zinc oxide. Oxides are inorganic substances which means humans cannot digest them. The zinc humans require, especially males (who lose approximately 3 mg of zinc with every ejaculation of semen) is ZINC PHOSPHATE which is organic zinc. We only find organic zinc in foods such as cocculus root, pumpkin seeds, and sunflower seeds to name a few.

Zinc oxide is basically a metal that is pulverized, much like the iron pills or tablets doctors prescribe to women which causes a host of adverse reactions or side effects, most notably constipation.

The mineral selenium “Prostate Care” uses is also from an inorganic source. Just as the zinc oxide “Prostate Care” uses does not mention a living food source as its origin, neither does the selenium this product contains. Remember, your minerals and elements if they are to be consumed, absorbed, and assimilated for purposes of nutrition and maintenance and sustenance of life must derive from living food sources or organic sources (plants), not inorganic sources (stones, rocks, or metals).

While selenium is an important mineral for male sexual reproductive health in general, prostate gland health in particular, it must be organic in nature.

While the body will try to use inorganic elements for the betterment and benefit of the body, the body will lose precious nutrients it may have in reserve to attempt to assimilate the inorganic substances and thus tax itself which is insalubrious.

Now what is “Beta Sitosterol?” “Prostate Care” mentions beta sitosterol as an ingredient and does mention that it is derived from plant sources which gives the product a plus. However, it doesn’t mention the names of the plants.

Beta sitosterol is a phytosterol (plant oil). Phyto means “plant,” and “sterol” means “oil.” It is a chemical structure similar to that of cholesterol. It is white in color and waxy nature.

Natural sources of beta sitosterol include pecans, cashews, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, avocados, and the herbs saw palmetto berries, pygeum bark, and lycii berries.

Basically, if you consumed these natural foods above you wouldn’t need to consume an isolated or standardized form of beta sitosterol. These natural foods offer additional nutrients in addition to beta sitosterol so you will always benefit eating the whole food rather than a compound containing only a living foods alkaloid.

In the United States, because of our unhealthy and unnatural hectic lives we don’t have the time to eat the necessary amounts of living foods. This is why so many supplements and health products exist in this corporation that you may believe is a country.

NOTE: The United States is not the same thing as the United States of America. The United States is a corporation headquartered in Washington, D.C. and operates under a statutory democracy. It was founded in 1868 after the Civil War that was initiated by England to return the colonies back to its possession after the colonies broke away during the American Revolutionary War. Yes, even to this day the United States is property of England (Great Britain) and executed via a trust by the Vatican Church. And because the United States, Inc. is property of England so are United States citizens (juristic persons, artificial entities).

The United States of America was a constitutional republic formed in 1776 (officially in 1787) that ended during the Civil War (1861, officially in 1868). Unfortunately this is real history you will never learn in any school or college but numerous sources to validate the above exist.

Returning back to the true subject matter of this article: Beta sitosterol helps with prevention of male hair loss, especially when taken with herbs such as saw palmetto and sarsaparilla. I frequently tell males who are experiencing male pattern baldness that the baldness is a sign of a degenerate prostate gland. Just as split ends in women’s hair denote degenerate ovaries, so does a degenerate prostate gland in male pattern baldness. Human hair ties into the endocrine system and thus has a lot to do with hormones.

DIM (Di-indoly-methane) is another ingredient in “Prostate Care” that I would say is a plus to the product because DIM is found in natural plant sources and “Prostate Care” claims its Dim is derived from natural plant sources though the label fails to mention those plant sources.

DIM is a phytonutrient. Phyto means “plant,” and nutrient means “substance that provides nutrition.” DIM is naturally found in cruciferous vegetables such as Brussels sprouts, mustard greens, kale, cabbage, broccoli, bok choy, rutabaga, and turnip plants many Americans do not eat enough of, or, if they do eat them, these vegetables are so overcooked that they are void of nutrition. Any plant or food cooked in heat over 118 degrees is DEAD!

This is why Dherbs.com promotes the consumption of raw and living foods and recommends their consumption doing our major cleanses and regimens such as the Full Body Detox, Weight Release Cleanse, and 10-Day Supreme Colon Cleanser.

Many animals in the wild eat living foods and that’s why these animals don’t fall ill with diseases that are commonly found in humans like cancer. Animals only get cancer and other degenerative diseases when they come into contact with humans, especially when they serve as domesticated pets which is usually against their will.

DIM helps with healthy estrogen metabolism. These days, health professionals have the people afraid of hormones due to the high incidences of various cancers but what most people don’t know is that there are natural estrogens and unnatural estrogens and it is only the unnatural estrogens that are causing problems and that people should be concerned with.

Folks should only be concerned with the unhealthy estrogens of estradiol and estrone, but not the healthy estrogen of estriol. You only get unhealthy estrogen from meat and dairy products, chemical hair processing products, female sanitary products, and a few other products and substances.

Personally, I don’t believe the hype about soy isoflavones or the bad estrogen linked to soy products. I feel it’s a plan to thwart people from becoming vegan and vegetarian. Some soy products are suspect (especially processed soy products), but not all. And NO, I’m not advocating the consumption of soy products nor is this an endorsement of them!

“Prostate Care” also includes Lycopene. Lycopene is a red-colored carotenoid and phytochemical found in tomatoes. Tomatoes are recommended against prostate cancer because of its Lycopene content.

The best tomatoes to consume are organic Roma tomatoes. Roma tomatoes are the least likely genetically engineered tomatoes.

Back in the day my father (and many other Black males, especially those with Southern roots) used to eat sliced tomatoes and cucumbers. However, the only downside of this dish was the use of harmful white table salt (which my father had an addiction to, even sprinkling table salt on his fruit).

The only problem I have with “Prostate Care” here is that it doesn’t mention the source of this Lycopene. A good product would say something like: “Lycopene (derived from cherry tomato).” You see, a food source must always be listed to let us know the source of an ingredient. The problem in the U.S. and many other nations is that we have not been eating food, but food-like substances, and this is where many of the degenerative pathologies are coming from.

Okay, now what is Bioperine? This is a substance derived from the fruit black pepper. It is a standardized extract which means it has been processed and is thus a monster. Basically, Bioperine has been extracted from black pepper (also called piper longum or long pepper). Why not just give folks black pepper to consume?

Black pepper is found in many good male formulas for aphrodisiac and prostate health purposes. Dherbs.com uses the substance in its “Jackrabbit Formula,” a male sex enhancing formula.

Now let’s deal with all the other ingredients “Prostate Care” contains. These “other ingredients” are basically and truthfully BINDERS, PRESERVATIVES, and ADDITIVES which basically means “Prostate Care” is a DEAD product. If you are preserving a thing, it’s because it is dead, and you only have to preserve that which is dead.

Dicalcium phosphate is an INORGANIC compound commonly used in breakfast cereals, dog food, enriched flour, and noodling products. It is also used as poultry feed (food for chickens). Dicalcium phosphate is a pharmaceutical tableting agent as well. I think this sums it for this “Prostate Care” ingredient and should raise eyebrows.

Cellulose is basically fiber. It has no nutritional value and is used for fiber purposes for purposes of keeping the colon clean. If people consumed enough raw and living foods (fruits and vegetables), fiber would have no use today in the health food and pharmaceutical industries as a bulking agent or filler. Cellulose is a major filler or filling agent. When companies don’t want to give you 100% of a substance (unlike Dherbs.com which gives you 100% substance in every herbal product), they add fillers such as cellulose. Cellulose helps to make certain powders dense for capsulating purposes. However, celluose is not digestible by humans.

Now here’s what most people don’t or may not know about common cellulose in use today in many so-called health products (supplements). Most forms of cellulose used today are derived from WOOD or COTTON, two NON-EDIBLE substances! Wood is not food! Cotton is not food! It’s a fabric and people should not be eating fabrics. In fact, cellulose is converted into cellophane and rayon, two harmful agents. And just think, many companies are putting cellulose in so-called health products.

Croscarmellose sodium is a chemical sodium salt and FDA-approved pharmaceutical additive that was originally used in horse dietary pills. It is used for the production of tablets. Its main function is to help tablets disintegrate in the intestinal tract. It is a man-made chemical drug necessary for the production and use of pharmaceutical grade drugs that are in tablet form. If a tablet disintegrating agent such as croscarmellose sodium is not included, the tablet could disintegrate too slowly, or in the wrong part of the intestine or not at all, thereby reducing the efficacy of the active ingredients of a product (drug or supplement).

Stearic Acid is a word I like to deal with as I like exposing things, especially things of a tricky and secretive nature. Stearic acid is usually derived from animals, mainly steer. It is a fatty acid. While it is also found in vegetable sources, most products on the market use the stearic acid derived from animals (steer) as animal slaughter creates many cheap byproducts.

Stearic acid is really STEER-ic acid. It is purposely spelled S-T-E-A-R-I-C to throw you off. But if you change the fourth letter in the world which is “A,” to an “E” you discover the secret source of this fatty acid: ANIMALS, mainly steer (bovine, cow).

“Prostate Care” does not tell you the source of its stearic acid ingredient which would cause great concern for me, especially as one who does not consciously consume animal products or byproducts.

Next we have Silicon Dioxide as an ingredient in “Prostate Care.” Silicon dioxide is basically SAND or QUARTZ (crystal). Sand is not food nor is quartz! You don’t eat this product, not if you are health conscious.

Silicon is a major component of GLASS. Now I know many women are putting liquefied silicon (liquefied glass) on their face for beauty purposes, which is pretty illogical in my opinion but beauty is a big thing with many Western women, many of whom will even die for beauty via cosmetic surgery reportedly like rapper Kanye West’s mother who died on the operating table for a beauty enhancement procedure.

The United States is also known as ‘Plastic Nation’ as Public Enemy and Paris rapped about in P.E.’s latest album produced by Paris entitled “Rebirth of A Nation.”

American females will let surgeons insert all kinds of blunt objects into their noses, lips, cheeks, breasts, and butt cheeks for cosmetic surgery purposes. Today in the U.S., there is a direct connection between beauty (or the illusion of beauty) and self-esteem and self-image, usually low self-esteem and poor self-image. Billions of dollars are made off of these two 3rd chakra attributes.

I would be remiss if I didn’t warn you that silicon dioxide is also a major component of CEMENT! Cement is not food! How does a component of glass and cement help your prostate gland?

Did you know that the beef industry uses cement for purposes of cow feed? Oh yes they do! They feed cows cement to make them heavier on the auction block. I received this information firsthand by Howard Lyman, the Mad Cowboy (who was sued along with Oprah Winfrey back in the late 1990’s for exposing the beef industry on one of her shows).

Next we have Magnesium Stearate. Well, I’ve already exposed ‘stearate.’ Magnesium stearate is the mineral magnesium usually derived from the bones and skeletal parts of slaughtered steer (cows) – and thus another animal byproduct. It is commonly called magnesium salt. Like many of the other ingredients in “Prostate Care,” it is not a food.

Magnesium stearate can be derived from both plants and animals. “Prostate Care” does not tell us what source their magnesium stearate is derived from and this should raise eyebrows.

Lastly, “Prostate Care” uses Pharmaceutical Glaze. You’re probably asking yourself, “What the hell is pharmaceutical glaze?” Well, pharmaceutical glaze may gross you out when you discover what it is derived from.

Pharmaceutical glaze, also known as confectioner’s glaze, resinous glaze, pure food glaze, and natural glaze and commonly used on donuts and candy is an ALCOHOL-based solution of various types of shellac.

The real name of this glaze (in industrial circles) is BETTLE JUICE as the substance is derived from an INSECT (‘lac insect’) called Kerria lacca, a scale insect.

Pharmaceutical glaze is used by the drug and nutritional supplement industry as a coating material for tablets and capsules. It serves to improve the product’s appearance, extend shelf life and protect it from moisture, as well as provide a solid finishing film for preprint coatings. It also serves to mask unpleasant odors and aid in the swallowing of the tablet.

Now how does bug juice help the male prostate gland? It doesn’t! This bug juice called pharmaceutical glaze is for manufacturing purposes only has absolutely no therapeutic or nutritional properties whatsoever.

I don’t know how Healthy Choice Nutritionals, maker of “Prostate Care,” can justify the use of bug juice in its product, but one things for sure, you’ll NEVER see this substance or any other man-made substance in any Dherbs.com formula.

Beta Prostate

Okay, now let me quickly deal with the product called “Beta Prostate” produced by New Vitality.

The minerals used in “Beta Prostate” are all INORGANIC and thus harmful. The Zinc, Copper, Manganese, Iodine, Chromium, Molydenum, Selenium, Boron, Vanadium, and Germanium are all derived from non-food sources and are thus INORGANIC! The label on the bottle does not tell you the sources of these minerals. That’s how you know they are inorganic. A good company always tells you the source of its ingredients.

Like “Prostate Care,” “Beta Prostate” also uses Silicon (component of SAND, GLASS, and CEMENT), Dicalcium Phosphate, Cellulose, and Stearic Acid. These junk ingredients are clearly used for preservative, filler, and binder purposes.

In addition, “Beta Prostate” uses Silica and Magnesium Silicate. More fillers and binders so that you get more additives and less of a particular substance, i.e. beta sitosterol, which appears to be the only substance in “Beta Prostate” or ‘Prostate Care” that derives from food!

You have to be very careful nowadays because these commercial health food companies will sell you JUNK, JUNK, JUNK all to make a dollar at the health of your expense.

This is one of the main reasons why I created and started my own herb company – to make sure no unhealthy and unnatural man-made chemical ingredient ever finds its way into one of my creations.

When I first started out producing my own herbal formulations I caught so much hell from encapsulating companies because I refused to use cheap ingredients in the encapsulation of my herbal formulas that made things easy for the encapsulating companies. I refused to produce tablet forms of my herbs and stubbornly opted for capsules (containing 100% herbal powder and absolutely no additives, fillers, binders, or preservatives). You can’t make tablets without additives, fillers, binders, and preservatives.

I refused to use cellulose which I was told was 100% WOOD PULP! It was no way in the world I was using wood pulp in my formulas to help make certain formulas denser for capsulating purposes.

I adamantly refused to use gelatin capsules over vegan vegetarian (plant-based) capsules despite the double savings of using gelatin capsules, which are difficult to digest in the human body. Besides, I am against using animals for food purposes (as well as clothing purposes) and gelatin is derived from pigs, horses, and cows.

I was always told about how easy it would be to make my formulas and how much money I would save in manufacturing (encapsulation). I didn’t give a damn about money! I was creating the best, most consumer trusted, integrity-filled herbal company in the country and the world for that matter. I didn’t care about money (making it or saving it). I was interested in only one thing: making the BEST all-natural herbal products and selling them at the most economical prices so people could afford them and thus get the healing they so desired.

When I first started making and selling my herbal formulas, the only competition as far as the Black community was concerned was Fig Tree Products (Dr. Sebi), New Body Products (Dr. Paul Goss), and The Herb and Vitamin Center (which sold Nature’s Sunshine products, owned by Seventh Day Adventists but strongly pushed in the Black community).

The problems I had with these companies were: Dr. Sebi’s products were too expensive and many Black people could not afford to purchase his products and the ones that did and could afford to purchase them spent a fortune which I felt was an injustice (whether they received healing or not).

And like New Body Products and Nature’s Sunshine’s products, Dr. Sebi’s or Fig Tree products didn’t utilize a lot of herbs that were available (mainly due to the price of certain individual herbs which were quite expensive).

Many herbs were claimed to have come from Africa but factually came from right here within the United States.

Therefore, I decided to produce the best compounds and at the cheapest prices that I could without hurting myself. Time has proven that I made the best and wisest choice I could have because today Dherbs.com is #1 in herbal remedies. Our website alone is a herbal and information emporium.

In addition to awesome products and compounds, I decided to give away free health information. I decided to educate consumers before they made a purchase. To me, healing begins with knowledge. You can’t prevent, heal, or understand any disease without first having knowledge of that disease.

Dherbs.com Prostate Formula

Unlike “Beta Prostate,” Dherbs.com Prostate Formula is 100% plant-based and thus ORGANIC, digestible, absorbable, and assimilable! It does not contain BUG JUICE, STEER BONES, components of GLASS and SAND, or binders, fillers, and preservatives like Beta Prostate does.

The beta sitosterol in our formula comes from the herbs saw palmetto berries, pygeum bark, and pumpkin seeds.

Dherbs.com Prostate Formula also contains Goldenseal Root, Cleavers, Buchu, Gravel Root, Nettle, Couchgrass, Horsetail, Uva Ursi, False Unicorn Root, and Cayenne which gives the formula a plethora of beneficial activities such as improving circulation in the genital region, reducing and eliminating inflammation; and toning, strengthening, nourishing, and fortifying the prostate gland for optimal prostate health and wellbeing.

In comparing prices between “Prostate Care” and Dherbs.com Prostate Formula, for $32.99 you get 60 tablets of “Prostate Care” compared to getting 100 vegan capsules of Prostate Formula for a price of $24.95.

With Dherbs.com Prostate Formula you get 40 more capsules and save almost $8.

In comparing prices between “Beta Prostate” and Dherbs.com Prostate Formula, for $32.95 you get 60 tablets of “Beta Prostate” compared to getting 100 vegan capsules of Prostate Formula” for a price of $24.95.

With Dherbs.com Prostate Formula you get 40 more capsules and save almost $8.

At Dherbs.com, you get the BEST for LESS!

Thank you for reading!

This article compliments of Dherbs.com.

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