When an ounce of prevention is called for, no need to attack with 10 pounds of prevention

Men are often diagnosed with BPH (enlarged prostate) before they even experience any symptoms.

And that’s the perfect time to stop it from getting any worse — using an ounce of prevention.

But it’s ridiculous to use a sledgehammer of prevention. And by that, of course, I mean a powerful prescription drug.

Reckless to the extreme

In a recent trial, researchers studied two groups of men versus one drug.

You’ll see what I mean by “versus” in a moment.

In one group, the men had mild BPH symptoms. In the other group, men had no symptoms. Half the men took placebo. Half took Avodart, a BPH medication. To be fair, over four years, BPH advanced slightly less in the Avodart group, compared to placebo.

All of the “common” Avodart side effects showed up. They’re not for the faint of heart… Erectile dysfunction, reduced sex drive, and enlarged breasts.

Yeah…that’ll make you feel like a man…

But it gets much worse. According to the Avodart website, the first two items on that list may continue even after you stop taking the drug.

Again…that’s what every guy is looking for, right?

But it isn’t only your sex life that will suffer. Research has also linked Avodart to increased risk of heart failure and advanced prostate cancer.

Using a drug with side effect dangers like this for a minor health issue — especially without symptoms! — is just madness.

If you’re coping with BPH symptoms and looking for options that won’t leave you impotent and “curvy,” read “The Perfect Prostate Solution.” In this free HSI special report, you’ll learn about a unique herb that untold thousands of men have used to find relief. (No — it’s not saw palmetto. It’s much rarer. And for many men, it’s more effective too!)

Sources:
“Effect of dutasteride on clinical progression of benign prostatic hyperplasia in asymptomatic men with enlarged prostate: a post hoc analysis of the REDUCE study” British Medical Journal, Vol. 346, 5/15/13, bmj.com