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Joanne Fletcher
My husband used to be on medicine for enlarged prostate, which was projected to be a medication for life. He started taking a tablespoon of bee pollen and cheapo Saw Palmetto capsules from the grocery store. Within months, he was able to eliminate his medication and maintain fine urine flow & less visits all night to the toilet. Fantastic! Now, I bought bagged/dried Saw Palmetto berries and want to tincture them. After watching several instructional videos, I still have question as to the amount of tincture he should ingest daily. Also, do I have to strain it if it was powdered berries? (My logic is that it’s ok for him to have the chunky tincture.)
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Nicole Burdeny
I have the same question. Thanks for asking it. Hopefully you will get a response soon. Best wishes!
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Jerry schrader
Would like to know as well. This would be amazing for me
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Dr. Patrick Jones
No reason to strain it if you don’t want to. Tincture dose of a single herb for an adult would be about 1/4-1/2 teaspoon 2-3 times daily.
Don't use herbs or combine herbs with medications or use them during lactation or pregnancy without talking with your healthcare provider.
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