Determining the optimal ingredients required to deal with each of these problems led to the formation
of ENDOSTEROL, which we believe to be the finest prostate suppository product available today.

In this presentation we will take you through the six prostate problems in the same order that we initially worked
on them and tell you which ingredients we chose to put in ENDOSTEROL, to deal with each problem.


Let’s begin with a hormonal imbalance and cancer.  These two problems are intimately related.

Until his early thirties, a man produces more testosterone than estrogen. You heard right, men produce estrogen.

This is natural and nothing to worry about. Men produce estrogen… and women produce testosterone.

The difference is that men make more testosterone than estrogen and women make more estrogen then testosterone.

It is this predominance of one hormone over the other that is responsible not just  for the differences between male and female bodies, but also the differences between male and female personalities.

Unfortunately, as a man ages he make less and less testosterone, and more and more estrogen,
until by age 34, a man makes more estrogen than testosterone.

We call this a ‘hormonal inversion’.

This process accelerates with age so that by the time a man is 60,  he makes twice as much estrogen
as testosterone and by age 90, 12 times as much.

While somewhere in a man’s fifties, this change is officially labeled as andropause, which is the male version
of menopause… you can see that the process actually starts in a man’s mid thirties.

A hormonal inversion can show up in many ways. In the sports world, a man’s performance begins to suffer.

This is why you don't see many professional athletes at the top of their game past 40.

In the business world, a man begins to lose his competitive edge. In relationships he becomes more passive.

As the hormonal inversion begins to takes hold, a man becomes more sensitive and less aggressive ---
 more feminine. Regardless of how you feel about the effect of female hormones on your personality,
the male body doesn't like it at all.

In particular, this hormonal inversion wreaks havoc on a man’s prostate.

To understand how hormonal inversion affects the prostate, we need to
understand how the hormonal process takes place.

Hormonal inversion, or the dominance of estrogen over testosterone in man, is due to three actions.

First, as a man ages, he makes less testosterone. This is understandable as all hormones
decrease in their productions with age.

Second, some of his testosterone begins turning into Di-Hydro-Testosterone or DHT for short.

This happens courtesy of an enzyme called 5-alpha reductase whose job it is
to convert good testosterone into its evil counterpart DHT.

It’s DHT that is the main cause of hair loss and prostate enlargement.

Did you ever wonder why baldness is predominantly a male problem?

It’s because men make more testosterone then women and thus are at a greater
risk of having that testosterone turn into DHT.

The third cause of hormonal inversion is a bit more bizarre.

It turns out that there is an enzyme in a man’s body called aromatase whose function it is to convert
testosterone into estrogen, and not just any kind of estrogen, because there are actually
3 different types of estrogen.

This aromatase enzyme turns testosterone into the most
powerful of the three forms of estrogen, namely estradiol.

As a man ages, he not only makes less testosterone, but what little testosterone he makes his body then turns
into DHT and the estrogen estradiol.  We already know the DHT causes hair loss and balding, … what does
estradiol estrogen cause?  Aside from feminization of the body and personality, estradiol causes cancer,
and most specifically prostate cancer, but we’ll get back to the cancer issue a ittle later..

So, just what are the odds of this happening to any given man?

In terms of prostate enlargement, by age 50, 75% of all men have an enlarged prostate.

In terms of prostate cancer, (prostate problem number 2), by age 50, 33% have cancer cells growing in their prostate.

Prostate cancer is the most common non-skin cancer in the United States, the second leading
cause of death from cancer among U.S. men.

As a man gets older these numbers get much worse, and if a man lives long enough,
prostate enlargement and cancer are virtually guaranteed.

Medical treatments for an enlarged prostate and prostate cancer often
leave men in diapers, unable to ever have sex again.

So, what do we need to do?

 We need to increase testosterone production, block the enzymes 5 alpha reductase and aromatase,
and find some way of dealing with a prostate that has already become cancerous.

Alternative medicine has identified many natural ingredients that can help us do this,
but the best of all of them are BETA SITOSTEROL and ELLAGIC ACID.

Just how good are they?

In terms of prostate cancer, animals treated with beta sitosterol, had 43% smaller tumors
and had 1/2 the rate of metastasizes over untreated animals.

Ellagic acid works by inducing aptosis within 48 hours (cell suicide in cancer cells), causing the arrest
of the G1 growth cycle (cell proliferation) in cancer cells and by helping to maintain the P53
cellular regulation gene (safeguards normal cell division).

So, what should we do, go out and buy some beta sitosterol and ellagic acid?

First, you need a concentrated source of beta sitosterol, and even the saw palmetto berry, the plant recognized
as one of the best sources of beta sitosterol, contains only 333 parts beta sitosterol per million.

To get 1 gram of beta sitosterol from saw palmetto, you would need to have over 6 1/2 pounds of saw palmetto berries.

Furthermore beta sitosterol is very poorly absorbed orally. Less than 5% of what you take by mouth
makes its way into the bloodstream and then even less gets to the prostate itself.

Thus to absorb 1 gram of beta sitosterol a day from saw palmetto, you would actually
need to eat over 132 pounds of the berries a day

Ellagic acid is found in raspberries and pomegranates, but again we
have the same problem with absorption and concentration.

Unless you have the digestive capacity of a 500-pound mountain gorilla
and you spent all day stuffing yourself with saw palmetto berries and
raspberries, we are going to need a concentrated source of beta
sitosterol and ellagic acid.

So, the first two supplements in Endosterol are concentrated forms of
beta sitosterol and ellagic acid.

The third cause of prostate problems is zinc deficiency.

Zinc is a required nutrient for the prostate but it is often missing in our bodies in amounts
needed to keep our prostate healthy.

This is because, number one, much of our soil and thus the food grown on it, is zinc deficient.

The second reason is that zinc is a difficult mineral to absorb and it becomes more so as we age.

Every organ has its required minerals and for the prostate, it is zinc.

When the thyroid runs low on iodine, it enlarges and we call that goiter.

When the heart runs low on magnesium, it enlarges and we call that an enlarged heart.

When the prostate runs low on zinc, it enlarges and that, along with the DHT
we discussed earlier leads to Prostatic enlargement.

The third ingredient in Endosterol is pumpkin extract which is high in bioavailable zinc.

The fourth cause of prostate problems is cadmium toxicity

Cadmium is commonly found in soft drinks, seafood, cigarette smoke, plastics, water softeners and other places,

As far as the body is concerned, toxic cadmium looks just like zinc and the prostate needs zinc to function.
so when the prostate sees cadmium it thinks, oh good, here’s some zinc, and it gobbles it right up.

It does this for decades until the prostate has accumulated a dose sufficient to begin causing impotence.

The way to deal with cadmium is with an ingredient called EDTA.  EDTA is an amino acid that
has a fifty year history of removing toxic metals like cadmium from the body.

Thus EDTA is the fourth ingredient in Endosterol.

The fifth cause of prostate problems is calcium deposits in the prostate

We’ve discussed cadmium, and we can agree that it is a toxic metal, but
what about calcium. Isn’t calcium vital for our health? Absolutely.

Calcium keeps our bones and teeth healthy and has many important roles to play in our biochemistry.

What is not commonly known is that as we age, calcium migrates from the bones and teeth where it belongs,
into the soft tissues and organs of the body.

When calcium does this, it turns from a beneficial mineral to a pathological one.

When calcium moves into the kidneys, we get kidney stones.

When calcium migrates into the arteries, we get arteriosclerosis.

When calcium gets into the joints, we get arthritis, and when calcium gets into the prostate,
we get what are called calculi, prostate stones.

In addition to being a gland, the prostate is also a small pump, and like any pump it needs to be free of debris
 to function properly. As we age, these tiny prostate stones reduce the prostates health and functionality.

Now there are two ways to remove prostate stones, the first is a medical procedure that involves a catheterization.

Ouch.

The second is with EDTA, which goes in and pulls the calcium out just like it removes the cadmium.
For a product with only EDTA in it but in higher amounts see Medicardium.com

The last cause of prostate problems we will address is that of infection.

In addition to cancer, the prostate is susceptible to bacterial, viral, fungal and parasitic infections.

In order to deal with infections, Each Endosterol suppository contains 20 mg of USP grade Ellagic Acid.

You will recall that ellagic acid is the ingredient used in Endosterol to decrease cancer risk, but it does
much more than that. Ellagic acid is truly a remarkable ingredient.

Ellagic acid is an anti bacterial, anti fungal, anti viral and anti parasitic element as well.

Ellagic acid inhibits all bacteria by inhibiting the enzyme DNA gyrase.

DNA gyrase is only found in bacteria and is the enzyme that allows the DNA to coil.

Without this enzyme, the bacteria die.

Unlike traditional antibiotics that are specific to certain bacteria, ellagic acid works on all bacteria.

Ellagic acid inhibits the majority of fungi and yeast by inhibiting the enzyme chitin synthase.

Most fungi use chitin as a structural building block without which they cannot grow.

Ellagic acid inhibits all viruses by inhibiting the enzyme integrase.

Integrase is only found in viruses and is the enzyme that lets the virus enter the cell.

Viruses cannot reproduce without entering the cell so by inhibiting this enzyme, all viruses can be inhibited.

Ellagic acid inhibits parasites via the glutathione transferase pathway
and both other pathways not yet known.

Thus, to deal with the infective aspect of prostate disorders, Ellagic acid is put in Endosterol.

For a product with just ellagic acid in it in higher amounts, see Ellagica.
(which is now in R&D, and will be available shortly)

Conclusion:

We have now discussed the 6 main causes of prostate problems; hormonal imbalances, cancer,
zinc deficiency, cadmium toxicity, calcification and infection.

We have also discussed the ingredients best suited to deal with these problems,
namely beta sitosterol, ellagic acid, pumpkin extract, and EDTA.

Why a suppository?

Endosterol is available as a suppository for 2 reasons. First, rectal
absorption is some 20 times greater than oral absorption. Secondly and
more importantly is the location of the prostate. When a suppository
is inserted into the body, it rests some mere inches away from the
prostate itself. It is this ability of a suppository to delivery
ingredients directly to the prostate that makes suppository
administration the ideal delivery mechanism.

Other ingredients in Endosterol

Other ingredients include saw palmetto extract, dandelion, ginkgo biloba and quercitin.

Further reading about Beta-sitosterol

Never heard of it? Okay, have you heard about saw palmetto? Yes.
Well the active ingredient in saw palmetto is… beta sitosterol. In
fact, beta sitosterol is the active ingredient in virtually every herb
known by man to help the prostate.

Neolithic and modern diets and food processing

Beta-sitosterol is found in all plants, specifically grains and oils.
Unfortunately, food processing and refining removes virtually all the
beta-sitosterol from our diets.

Lets look at oil first. If you were to go to Sicily and see olives being pressed into olive oil, what you
would see coming out of the oil press would be a rich dark gummy substance.

It is only through filtering, heating and refining that this dark rich olive oil achieves the optical transparency
that we see today in the bottles of vegetable and nut oils that line the supermarket shelves.

Modern oils are so refined that you can place a newspaper behind a bottle and read the paper right through it.

These oils are similar in nature to white sugar. They are purified of all their natural elements, changing from
healthful substances to foods that destroy our health.

And guess what’s removed from the oils? Among other things, beta-sitosterol.

Similarly, the milling processes for grains removes 99% of its beta-sitosterol content.

Thus, what would naturally be in our diets in high amounts, is now virtually totally lacking.

To be fair to the food industry, they are not trying to make us sick and weak.

Removing substances like beta-sitosterol gives their products a longer shelf life.

It is up to us to educate ourselves and put back into our bodies what they have taken out.

When beta-sitosterol is added back into the diet, amazing improvements have been noted.

Circulatory problems

In dealing with circulatory problems there are 4 main issues to address, and they are blood viscosity,
fat based plaque, calcium based plaque and arterial spasm.

Beta-sitosterol addresses the first two.

For a complete program a second product should also be taken.

Information on how to deal with calcium based plaque and arterial spasm, a second product will be necessary
 (medicardium), but first, let us discuss what beta sitosterol can do for the circulatory system.

Blood viscosity refers to how thick the blood is and how prone it is to forming clots.

We need out blood to clot to prevent us from bleeding to death from our injuries, but when the blood becomes to
 thick it is harder for the heart to pump it through the 100,000 miles of our in to form inside the body in the arteries
 and veins and these clots can block off the flow of blood leading to fatigue if they are small
and strokes and heart attacks if they are large enough.

Fortunately, beta-sitosterol inhibits platelet formation, which is what causes the blood to clot.

You may already be familiar with the practice of taking one baby aspirin a day to thin the blood.

This works by the same principle with the differences being that aspirin causes ulcers
and beta sitosterol supports the body in healing ulcers.

Lets look at the second issue raised, that of plaque.

Plaque is the junk that grows inside the arteries blocking blood flow.

To deal with circulation we must deal with plaque.

Plaque is made up of fibrin, fat and calcium.

Fibrin is part of the blood clotting mechanism and we’ve already addressed that.

That leaves fat and calcium.

Scientific studies show that beta-sitosterol can actually pull the fat out of arterial plaque.

It does this at the same time that it lowers LDL cholesterol and triglyFemale health

Increases uterine weight in post menopausal women

You might be thinking “why would a woman want a product with so many benefits to the male body”?
Reproductive tonic for women, increasing sexual energy, fertility and increasing milk flow in
nursing mothers, and can be prescribed to relieve painful periods, to regulate the
menstrual cycle, and for inflammatory conditions such
as salpingitis and ovarian pain.

Saw Palmetto also has an affinity with the urinary system, and can be taken
to relieve urinary infections and fluid retention,

Women took it to relieve painful periods and regulate the menstrual cycle. It has also been
 used for pelvic inflammatory disease and similar conditions. 

Saw Palmetto is known to stimulate the production of prolactin, a female hormone that, among other things,
promotes breast enlargement and milk production in breast feeding women, says Tirun Gopal, M.D., an
obstetrician and gynecologist who practices holistic and Ayurvedic medicine in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

"There also are some claims that saw palmetto can be used for infertility when the problem is the
absence of ovulation," he says.

Perhaps that is where the herb got a reputation as an aphrodisiac and a tonic to increase
sexual energy and revive low libido in both sexes.

Some research demonstrates that a compound in saw palmetto has aphrodisiac effects.