Don't know-tried it for one free bottle-to short of a time to tell if it
made a difference...the soy isoflavines a vitamin supplement-I get at
walmart-made a difference..
Michael

Note to Larry:

I have not tried it, but did try Saw Palmetto.  One study that I am aware of
and that I found credible at the time I had read it, showed Saw Palmetto to
have some influence on lowering DHTs.  Trinovin, based on the adverts., is
supposed to have a similar effect to Saw Palmetto, is it not?  So, this
stuff MIGHT work if your bloodwork shows your DHT to be within the normal
range?   (In my non-medical opinion).  Regardless, results will vary by
blood level of DHT, if it indeed is a DHT regulator.  Hopefully, responses
to your question will include a comment by the poster about his DHT levels,
too, so we can determine if it works for those in normal range or above
normal?

Wishing you the very best of luck.

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  "Larry Lipkind" <llipkind@pacbell.net> wrote > Has anyone tried Trinovin
for BPH and if so what were the results.

Used to take it for a couple of years and it made no appreciable difference
to me though I was taking it for other reasons. I gave up taking it and had
no real difference made again.