Ginger and turmeric for prostate health

Benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) affects 50% of men over 50. Prostate inflammation drives both BPH and elevated PSA. Ginger and turmeric target prostate inflammation directly.

Scientific evidence

• Curcumin and prostate — multiple studies show anti-proliferative effects on prostate cells
• NF-κB inhibition — the master driver of prostate inflammation
• 5-alpha reductase — curcumin may inhibit the enzyme that converts testosteronee to DHT (driver of BPH)
• Antioxidant protection — reduces oxidative stress in prostate tissue
• Anti-angiogenic — inhibits abnormal blood vessel growth in enlarged prostate

Sugar and prostate

High sugar intake increases insulin and IGF-1, both of which promote prostate cell proliferation. Zero sugar removes this risk factor.

The daily protocol

One shot daily, morning on empty stomach. Consistent use over months. Does not replace medical screening — continuous PSA tests and prostate exams.

INTI — ginger + turmeric + black pepper, zero sugar. Prostate support from nature.