This "lifeline" men have but women don't

Guess what, what is something that only men have and women don't?

Maybe your answers will be varied: JJ, sperm, beard, Adam's apple, daughter-in-law, mother-in-law, sister-in-law? Focusing on these superficial questions only shows that you have little knowledge!

The correct answer, which carries a profound academic background, is: prostate!

Studies have shown that the prostate is a gland unique to men. Of course, some people have commented that women also have a prostate, but current research has shown that there is no definitive proof that women have prostate glands, just that there is similar tissue.

The female prostate refers to the female periurethral gland that is similar in structure to the prostate. These glands are mostly concentrated in the posterior and superior part of the female urethra. About 92% of women have this tissue, of which about 25% may be the real prostate. Please note that "only about 25% may be the real prostate." Therefore, it is still uncertain whether women have prostate!

The prostate is shaped like a chestnut, with its base facing upwards, attached to the bladder, its tip facing downwards, against the urogenital diaphragm, its front attached to the pubic symphysis, and its back attached to the rectum. The urethra passes through the middle of the prostate gland, guarding the upper opening of the urethra. Therefore, when the prostate is diseased, urination is the first to be affected.

The prostate is a very rare sexual gland in the human body that has both internal and external secretory functions. As an exocrine gland, the prostate secretes about 2 ml of prostatic fluid every day, which is the main component of semen; as an endocrine gland, the hormones secreted by the prostate are called "prostaglandins."

As a male-specific sex gland organ, it brings happiness to men but also brings a lot of pain to men. The incidence of prostate disease in men in my country is over 40%. Many middle-aged and elderly men often experience problems such as frequent urination, urgency, waiting to urinate, difficulty urinating, pain when urinating, and frequent urination at night.

These problems not only bring embarrassment and inconvenience to men’s family life and work, but may also affect men’s sexual ability and make men suffer! Medical research shows that once these urinary tract problems occur, it may mean that your prostate is beginning to enlarge, proliferate, become abnormal, or you have prostatitis.

However, since prostate disease is a chronic disease with a high incidence rate but slow treatment effect, it is indeed not easy for men to get rid of prostate problems. However, in Europe and America, as well as in my country, pumpkin seed oil or pumpkin seeds are very effective in treating and preventing male prostate problems. Taking pumpkin seed oil can relieve frequent urination and urgency quickly without any side effects.

Below, the editor will introduce to you which foods are beneficial to men's prostate health.

There are not many foods that can maintain men's prostate health, mainly dandelions, carrots, tomatoes, pumpkin seed oil, etc. And pumpkin seed oil is one of the most important ones.

An experiment in the United States found that giving pumpkin seed extract to patients with enlarged prostate did reduce the frequency of frequent urination and improved other symptoms. Pumpkin seeds are also the best source of vitamin E, which can fight aging.

Men in some European and American countries are accustomed to eating pumpkin seed oil. Taking about 5 ml a day can play a good preventive role. Therefore, European and American men not only have fewer prostate problems, but also have stronger sexual ability. This has a lot to do with their emphasis on using pumpkin seeds or pumpkin seed oil for health care.

Pumpkin seed oil contains a kind of plant sterol, which has a good preventive and alleviating effect on prostate hyperplasia. It is convenient to take pumpkin seed oil. 5 ml can be taken directly orally at a time, or it can be added to juice or mixed with yogurt. If mixed with yogurt, it can also improve intestinal flora, which is most beneficial to health.

Another common medicinal and edible plant, dandelion is also very effective for male prostate problems caused by frequent urination, burning pain, and difficulty urinating.

Dandelion is also called dandelion or bed-wetting grass. The reason why it is called bed-wetting grass is because dandelion has a good effect of clearing heat and promoting diuresis. It has a good effect on hot stranguria, painful urine, short and red urine, and can increase urine output.

Dandelion contains dandelion alcohol and rich mineral elements. It has a good effect of clearing heat and detoxifying, diuresis and dampness removal. It can promote urination, improve problems such as difficulty urinating and burning pain when urinating. It can also remove liver toxins and maintain liver health. It is especially suitable for successful men who often smoke and drink. Regular use of dandelion root instead of tea plays an important role in maintaining men's health and preventing urinary tract infections.

Another food that has a good effect on the male prostate is the common tomato. Tomatoes are rich in vitamins and have unique lycopene. Lycopene has great effects and is an excellent health food for men to maintain their health.