How to Shrink Your Prostate Naturally: The #1 Nutrient You Need

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Published 2022-04-20
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Find out what the most important nutrient is to support a healthy prostate. 

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0:00 Introduction: How to support your prostate 
0:40 What is the prostate? 
2:13 What does the prostate do?
3:45 The relation between zinc and the prostate 
6:06 The most important nutrient for the prostate 
6:20 What causes a zinc deficiency? 
8:22 What is the best source of zinc? 
8:55 Check out my video on zinc! 

Let’s talk about the most important nutrient to support a healthy prostate. 

An enlarged prostate can affect urination and libido. The more the prostate enlarges, the higher your risk is for prostate cancer. But, just because the prostate enlarges doesn’t mean you have cancer. 

There is a powerful form of testosterone in the body called DHT. Testosterone can convert to DHT with a specific enzyme. Certain medications inhibit this enzyme to reduce DHT and help with male pattern baldness, prostate hypertrophy, and erectile dysfunction. But, zinc is actually a natural inhibitor of this enzyme. 

Zinc is the most important nutrient to support a high testosterone level, sperm fertility, and a healthy prostate. 

A zinc deficiency could lead to an enlarged prostate gland, inflammation of the prostate gland, and an increased risk of prostate cancer. A zinc deficiency can also affect your libido, testosterone, sperm count, and urine flow. 

Causes of a zinc deficiency:
• Not consuming enough red meat 
• Low stomach acid 
• Certain medications (antacids, diuretics, statins)
• Alcohol 
• Sugar consumption 
• Frequent meals 

Foods high in zinc:
1. Shellfish 
2. Red meat 

You could also take a zinc supplement. I have a great product called Trace Minerals Enhanced, that’s loaded with zinc and the other trace minerals you need. 

However, zinc alone will not act as a cure for an enlarged prostate or other medical conditions because there are many other factors involved. One of these factors is your diet. To learn more about the diet you should be on, check out my videos on Healthy Keto and intermittent fasting. 

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Thanks for watching! Try adding more zinc to your diet to help support a healthy prostate. I’ll see you in the next video

All Comments (21)
  • @tikroute
    I love how you summarize your entire recorded video in the description. No click bait and no cliff hanger. Just pure easy useful information. ✌️
  • @desertrat1111
    This is one the best uses of YouTube: Having doctors share their knowledge with the public.
  • @hanson2205
    Love that he gets to the point. Better then those annoying ones that never tell you the problem.
  • since I cannot afford a doctor right now. your videos help me immensely to get the right vitamins to keep me healthy
  • @RUDYRAYYYMO
    As a black male at 45 prostate cancer is a high risk. I began taking Zinc few months ago, but unaware that it helps prevent prostate cancer. Thank you Doc
  • @kfor32
    Dear Dr. Berg. Thank you for being here and share your knowledge with us. Long life Dr Berg
  • Im 33 and I will implement everything you teach us here. I will do my best to keep me healthy!
  • Thank you Dr. Berg, following your lectures and initiating actual application improve the condition of my health. I am 83 years old. I pray for your continuous sharing.
  • Thank you very much....coming from a family that has a prostate cancer history....it's very much appreciated!
  • @cindyrhodes
    I am definitely going to share this with the man I care for most. Thank you, Dr. Berg, for addressing this important topic.
  • @jchowe07
    I'm new to Dr. Berg, but I can't tell you how much I'm learning from each video. I'm working to make changes in my life, and Dr. Berg is giving me the confidence to move forward and build better habits with my diet. Thank you very much.
  • Functional Medicine Certified Health Coach and FNutritional Counselor, Former CVSICU RN here! Thank you for getting this info out there!
  • @skpince
    I'm 59 and I'm beginning to take these "prostate" videos "personally". The timing couldn't have been more precise. Joking apart, grateful for the info, Dr.Berg.
  • @nabzy28
    I've learned more from watching all of your videos on these various subjects than I have in decades of seeing doctors, in person. I've made many adjustments based on these videos over the last few years, and the results have been amazing. Thank you.
  • @ahss6275
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  • @muratkoclar
    Extremely important topic, excellent presentation, well done Dr. Berg.
  • @denniskean183
    Thank you for your tip, Dr. Eric. I increased Zinc and I no longer have two of the symptoms I had. One was at times I could not hold back the urination and often a few drops wet the unddies on the way (of running) to the toilet. The other would do the opposite, which is not being able to urinate once I sit down. After increasing Zinc I am back to the way I was in my 20's. I mean completely back to normal... I cannot believe it! I am a fan...
  • @loungelizard836
    Really thank you for mentioning that the problem is not necessarily too little zinc intake but is usually carbs or alcohol, etc. interfering with intake of zinc.
  • @trailcarver3018
    Dr. Berg, you provide a quality service, powered by independent thinking and independent research, devoid of financial ties to the pharmaceutical-industrial complex. Your assertions are backed my your research and reasoning. Thank you.