Palmetto

  Saw palmetto, a supplement that is derived from the Serenoa Repens tree's fruits, is used to treat an enlarged prostate, increase hair growth, and improve urinary function. It can also be used to increase libido, fertility, and decrease inflammation. In addition, it is said to have anti-cancer effects.This article examines the scientific research behind saw palmetto and its health benefits, as well as and potential adverse effects and dosage recommendations.Saw palmetto, also known as Serenoa repens, is a dwarf palm tree that is native to southeast areas of North America and especially abundant in Florida, Georgia, Cuba, and the Bahamas It is a plant that grows in sandy soils and gets its name due to the saw-like, sharp teeth that are found on the stalks that attach the tree's leaves to the stem. The saw palmetto plant produces dark berries that contain large seeds. Currently the berries can be eaten in their entirety or dried, and then made into tea. You can also buy saw palmetto that has been dried and ground tablets or capsules. It's widely available, including online.The saw palmetto fruit has been utilized for a long time by Native Americans for its nutritional diuretic, sedative, diuretic the ability to arouse, and reduce cough.