Conditions affecting the prostate and bladder are common in men, especially in older age. Adopting healthy habits such as consuming a balanced diet, getting sufficient sleep, and including herbs that support the prostate and urinary tract may help prevent, delay, or relieve symptoms associated with benign prostatic hyperplasia and lower urinary tract symptoms.

Men face different health challenges than women and are less likely than women to visit the doctor for regular screening. According to an annual survey conducted by the Cleveland Clinic, two-thirds of male respondents admitted to putting off a visit to a doctor for as long as possible, even if they were concerned about a specific symptom or health condition.1