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Originally Posted by stomachmonkey
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What does it do? If you stop, do you see a marked difference and then starting back up again makes another marked change?
I hit google. Webmd came up.
Apparently, you can take it rectally. I guess someone was thinking, get it close to the source so to speak.
If you get pregnant, you'd better stop. I guess this one is for woke folks that are confused about their indoor plumbing.

(j/k, I know that women could take it for some reason)
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Pregnancy and breast-feeding: Saw palmetto is likely unsafe when taken by mouth during pregnancy or breast-feeding. It acts like a hormone, and this could be dangerous. Don't use during pregnancy or breast-feeding.
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Apparently, it's also available in a lotion. I can see/how that might help things depending upon where you're rubbing it. Maybe that's for when capsules are taken rectally.
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