Health and Herbs
Willow Herb Small Flower 100g

 Willow herb plant for the prostate works wonders, and it is not only traditional knowledge that is passed from generation to generation, but this knowledge also has strong scientific backing. This plant became popular in Western Europe in the 1930s thanks to the famous Austrian herbalist Maria Treben; it had been traditionally used for a number of disorders: wounds and skin diseases, headaches, abdominal pain, colitis, constipation, internal bleeding, uncontrolled urination… It was well-known that this plant had the antibacterial effect, which has a positive impact on disorders of the urinary system: frequent and painful urination, bladder problems, urinary tract infections and incontinence.

As benign prostatic hyperplasia is an endocrine disorder caused by hormonal imbalance associated with ageing and increased oxidative damage, the strong antioxidant effect and anti-androgenic effect of this plant are powerful weapons for both prevention and remediation of hyperplasia. It is so powerful that it has been proven even to inhibit the proliferation of prostate cancer cells, i.e. it causes apoptosis (programmed cell death) of these harmful cells.One of the tannin components of willow herb, oenothein B, is responsible for inhibiting the enzymes that are the main cause of prostate cancer. That is why middle-aged men should consume willow herb infusion daily. Today, small-flowering willow herb can also be taken in the form of an extract (drops) or a supplement in the form of capsules, which makes it easy to consume; this also increases its efficacy because the ingredients are more concentrated. Whether it is consumed as an infusion, extract or capsules – whichever form we choose – we will not suffer any harm, but will only improve the condition of our body and improve health, reduce pain, reduce inflammation and prevent diseases, especially the urinary ones. This natural, folk remedy can be used as prevention or treatment in the recommended doses indefinitely without any harmful effects, and can be safely combined with prescribed therapy.