Used successfully for over 40 years in Europe and Asia, Magnus Shield is a combination of extracts from the pollen of eight different plants. Discovered in Sweden almost half a century ago, this nonallergenic mixture has proven remarkably effective in the treatment of BPH.
In 1988, a double-blind, placebo-controlled study concluded that Flower Pollen improved nocturia (excessive urination at night-the principal symptom of BPH) in 68.8 percent of the cases, as opposed to 37.2 percent of the placebo group. In regard to residual urine (urine that remains in the bladder), 54.7 percent of the Flower Pollen group showed improvement, as compared with only 12.5 percent of the placebo.
A second double-blind, placebo-controlled study, published in 1990, mirrored these results. In it, Flower Pollen was found to either eliminate or improve nocturia in 60 percent of the BPH patients tested. This compared with 30 percent of the subjects on the placebo. Even more impressive was the improvement in bladder emptying-57 percent of the Flower Pollen users vs. only 10 percent of the placebo group. All told, 69 percent of the Flower Pollen patients reported an overall improvement in their BPH symptoms.
Recommended dosage is two tablets three times a day in the first week, then one tablet three times a day. For maximum success, Magnus Shield should be taken in the early stages of BPH, as studies have shown it to be most effective in that period.

MAGNUS SHIELD™ prostate formula contains Standardized Flower Pollen Extract G60™ and GFX™ that have been used successfully over past 50 years in America and Europe for Prostate treatment. Flower pollen is the male seed of flowers which enables flowering plants to reproduce. It is produced in the upper part, or anthers, of the flower. Pollen grains contain all the substances that are necessary to create new life within the world of plants. Like a sparkle of energy, creating new life is still a secret to us.


Flower Pollen has a number of physiological effects that could benefit BPH. It has an anticongenstive-antiinflammatory action which could lessen external pressure on the urethra. Additionally Pharmacological effects reported for the pollen preparation are: influence on contactility of bladder, and influence on the metabolism of dihydrotestosterone.