Lotus Stamen vs Beta Sitosterol

Delicate stamens of sacred lotus flowers used in TCM to stabilize kidney essence, treat premature ejaculation, and excessive leaking conditions.

The South African star grass root is the richest plant source of beta-sitosterol phytosterols; clinically proven for BPH with significant urinary flow improvement.

isoquinoline alkaloids, flavonoids, quercetin, luteolin, kaempferol

Beta-sitosterol, Stigmasterol, Campesterol, Sitostanol

Premature ejaculation and nocturnal emission in TCM, Excessive menstrual flow in Chinese medicine, Urinary incontinence, Heart and kidney connection in TCM

Prostate and urinary disorders in Zulu traditional medicine, Male sexual vitality tonic, Immune support for HIV in African traditional medicine

Astringent, Hemostatic, Antidiarrheal, Antioxidant

BPH treatment (beta-sitosterol clinical evidence), Cholesterol reduction, Prostate inflammation

1.5-3g stamens in decoction daily; 300mg extract twice daily

60-130mg beta-sitosterol daily

Pregnancy in large doses, Constipation conditions

Avoid with cholesterol-lowering medications, Possible interaction with fat-soluble vitamins

Constipation with excessive use

GI disturbance, Erectile dysfunction rare