For many years, vitamin K was pretty much the Rodney Dangerfield of vitamins. It just didn’t get any respect. Most doctors and dietitians figured the body didn’t need much vitamin K. After all, the official government recommendation is for a scant 90 mcg daily. And its only biological role seemed to be in promoting blood clotting.

The spark to discover Pycnogenol dates back to 1534, when a French expedition became trapped by winter weather along the now U.S.-Canada border and developed scurvy. The Iroquois people showed the explorers how to make a tea from pine bark and needles that saved them.

Listen up, men – start paying attention to the health of your prostate NOW! Don’t wait for a negative test result. There is an abundance of clinically-proven natural methods of warding off prostate problems, anything from BPH to cancer. For instance, eating enough cruciferous vegetables cuts prostate cancer risk almost in half!

How is it pronounced?

Fos-fa-tidyl-sear-ine, but you can just call it PS.