Prostalamin is an oral prostate tissue extract sold as a food supplement for prostatitis, urinary symptoms and erectile function, none of which it has been shown to change in a controlled trial.
- Prostate tissue extract taken by mouth
- Marketed for prostatitis, urinary symptoms and erectile function
- Food supplement, no prescription and no injections
- Oral tissue extract in the classic Russian tradition
- Long established in the Russian supplement market
Mechanism
The premise is organ specific action of prostate derived peptides on prostatic tissue. The closest thing to supporting evidence anywhere in this family is the Russian literature on Prostatilen, an injectable prostate extract, which is a different product with a different route.
Safetyrisks and cautions, not medical advice
Prostalamin is a biological preparation in the bioregulator class. A full adverse effect profile has not been compiled for this entry yet, so nothing here should be read as evidence that it is well tolerated; the absence is missing work rather than a finding. What is documented is what the compound is and what it is used for.
Subjective profileweighing the evidence above
An oral prostate extract with nothing measured behind it in a controlled setting. The only supporting literature anywhere in the family belongs to an injectable relative, a different product by a different route, and borrowing that reputation is what keeps this category alive. Prostate symptoms are also the classic case where self-treatment delays a diagnosis that matters, so the real cost of this one is not the money.
Where to buy
Suppliers
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