Cernitin – A Revolutionary, Natural Prostate Remedy

A similar product to Cernitin is Prostaphil.

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Read this well explained, well written book. It does cover all the basis, from the initial prostate problems, to the question on how to handle the possibility of surgical procedure. The 2 authors, bring up all the possible ways of treatments, including herbal, but they are promoting "Cernitin" or also called "Prostaphyl", which was heavily and successfully tested in Europe, so they explain.

The Prostate Cure: The Revolutionary, Natural Approach to Treating Enlarged Prostates (BPH)

Cernitin contains a range of compounds including:

• Vitamins


• Amino acids


• Nucleic acids


• Minerals


• Long chain alcohols


• Unsaturated fatty acids


• Prostaglandin precursors


• Enzymes


• Plant hormones, and more

The research on Cernitin has looked at the effect of Cernitin on prostatitis. This condition involves chronic prostate inflammation not related to conditions such as muscle strain, trauma or infection. Pollen extract has been used in the treatment of chronic prostatitis for nearly 30 years with favorable results (see these studies: 1.Denis, L. "Chronic prostatitis." Acta Urol Belg 34:49-56, 1966; 2. Saito, Y. "Diagnosis and treatment of chronic prostatitis." Clin Exp Med 44:2-15, 1967).

In a study, published in 1989, the researchers gave pollen extract, which is found in Cernitin, to 15 patients, ranging in age from 23 to 63 years and who were diagnosed with chronic prostatitis or prostatodynia (see this study: Buck, AC, et al. "Treatment of Chronic Prostatitis and Prostatodynia with Pollen Extract." Brit J Urol 64:496-499, 1989). During a period of one to 18 months seven patients became symptom-free, six significantly improved and two failed to respond.




Two patients had a recurrence of symptoms after cessation of treatment, which were cleared up when recommencing treatment.

Researchers concluded that the pollen extract (Cernitin) was "effective in the treatment of chronic prostatitis and prostatodynia. Its precise mode of action is not known, although experimental studies suggest that it has anti-inflammatory and antiandrogenic properties."

The most recent study on Cernitin and prostatitis was published in the peer-reviewed journal, The Prostate, in 2001 (see the study: Kamijo, T, et al. "Effect of Cernitin Pollen-Extract on Experimental Nonbacterial Prostatitis in Rats." Prostate 49:122-131, 2001). The objective of the researchers was to assess the mechanisms of the anti-prostatitis effect by pollen extract through studying the mode of action in a nonbacterial prostatitis rat model.

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At the end of the experiment, researchers concluded that the pollen extract "can work as a potent anti-inflammatory agent against chronic prostatitis. The present findings suggest that GBX, a fat-soluble fraction ... protects the function and shape of acinar glandular epithelium and T60, a water-soluble fraction ... inhibits stromal cell proliferations in association with enhanced apoptosis."

The research has revealed, besides Cernitin's or pollen's effect on prostatitis, that pollen may have some role in protecting the body from cancer. In one study, researchers found that Cernitin may be responsible for the ability of Cernitin to inhibit the growth of some prostate cancer cells (see this study: Roberts, KP, et al. "Cyclic hydroxamic acid inhibitors of prostate cancer cell growth." Prostate 34(2):92-9, 1998 ).