The Governor Prostate Complex - from three trips a night to one, from week 2

From the Aztecs to modern science. In the largest trial of its kind, 1,431 men aged 50 to 80 took pumpkin seed for 12 months: 58.5% reported a meaningful improvement in their symptoms, against 47.3% on placebo. The active is beta-sitosterol, which slows the conversion of testosterone into DHT, the hormone that grows the gland. The Aztecs grew the seed as one of the oldest crops known; today it is concentrated 20:1 into the extract in every capsule.

The Seminoles' secret. In a 12-month head-to-head trial of 685 men, a standardised saw palmetto extract beat tamsulosin on the symptom score, 7.8 points down against 5.8, with sexual side effects in 0.5% of men against 4% on the tablet. The difference is the extract: the powdered £5 bottle from the chemist did nothing in a 369-man trial. The Seminole people of Florida used the berries as medicine for centuries; the extract is what the trials used.

The overlooked healer on your doorstep. In a six-month controlled trial of 620 men, 81% of those taking nettle root reported improved urinary symptoms, against 16% on placebo. Prostate volume fell and flow improved. What most of us treat as a garden weed is one of the most powerful medicinal plants in Europe; Hippocrates used it, and the 4:1 extract in The Governor is the modern dose.

The element of manhood. Prostate tissue in men with an enlarged gland holds 61% less zinc than healthy tissue, and at healthy concentrations zinc blocks the conversion of testosterone into DHT. No tissue in a man's body stores more zinc than the prostate; it is the man's mineral for a reason, and the conductor of the orchestra of male health.

The quiet star of men's health. B6 is what makes the zinc work: it regulates hormone activity and carries zinc into the tissue that needs it, two matched partners in one capsule. Experts call it the star among the B vitamins for prostate health, and it is the fifth active for a reason.

Per 2 capsules (daily dose): pumpkin seed extract (20:1) 300 mg, saw palmetto extract 100 mg, nettle root extract (4:1) 100 mg, zinc 5 mg, vitamin B6 2.5 mg.

Two capsules a day put five actives into the gland: pumpkin seed and zinc slow the enzyme that makes DHT, the saw palmetto extract opens the flow, nettle root calms the swelling, B6 keeps the zinc working.

Many users reported after just 2 weeks:

• Less frequent urges
• A better flow
• Less urine left behind in the bladder

Take 2 capsules a day with plenty of water, ideally spread across the day. That's your whole prostate routine.

Take 2 capsules a day, ideally spread across the day.

You get the most out of The Governor when you take it every day. These natural capsules build their effect in the body over time. Skip days and you risk slowing the progress you've built up.

The most common question, and it varies from man to man. It takes a little time for DHT production to fall and for your bladder to settle. Users have reported the first effects after 1 to 2 weeks of daily use. And remember: not feeling it yet doesn't mean it isn't working.

All our products are made in the European Union under strict quality standards. We insist on raw materials from controlled cultivation, free from contaminants and residues.

The Governor suits most men: the capsules are vegan, lactose-free and gluten-free. If you are allergic to any of the ingredients, do not take them.

Per 2 capsules (daily dose): pumpkin seed extract (20:1) 300 mg, saw palmetto extract 100 mg, nettle root extract (4:1) 100 mg, zinc 5 mg, vitamin B6 2.5 mg.

Yes. The Governor doesn't only help with established prostate trouble; it can be taken to get ahead of it. A man of 45 with the first signs is exactly who it was built for.

One pot holds 60 capsules. At the recommended 2 capsules a day, a pot lasts exactly 1 month. For the best result we recommend a course of at least 3 months - that's the 3-pot value pack.

Yes, alongside it, never instead. The Governor works on the hormone; the tablet works on the muscle. Don't change a prescribed dose on your own; tell your GP at the review, most men do.

No. That is a powder. The trials that beat tamsulosin used a standardised extract, and the biggest trial on the powder (369 men, a year) found nothing. The Governor uses the extract, at the dose the trials used, plus the four actives that go after the DHT.

90 days, one email, every penny back. Judge it at week 6, not day 6.

Because the DHT falls over weeks and the gland eases over months. One pot tells you the nights; three tell you the rest.