Overview
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 4 Researches
7.5
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 12 Reviews
8.3
Supplement Facts
Serving Size: 1 Tablet
Amount Per Serving
%DV
Selenium (elemental) (from 20 mg L-Selenomethionine)
100 mcg
182%
Top Medical Research Studies
7
We sought to understand how a mineral-vitamin complex, specifically Selzinc-plus, may help treat chronic abacterial prostatitis, a condition often linked with pelvic pain. In a study involving 47 men, we divided them into two groups: one received standard therapy, and the other received additional Selzinc-plus for two months.
While standard therapy showed effects, the antioxidant treatment significantly enhanced these benefits on symptoms. Notably, though the overall antioxidant system improved, no significant changes were observed in leukocyte counts. Our findings suggest that this antioxidant approach may offer added relief for those suffering from pelvic pain.
While standard therapy showed effects, the antioxidant treatment significantly enhanced these benefits on symptoms. Notably, though the overall antioxidant system improved, no significant changes were observed in leukocyte counts. Our findings suggest that this antioxidant approach may offer added relief for those suffering from pelvic pain.
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7
We focused on the effects of a dietary supplement combining several natural ingredients, including selenium, on chronic pelvic pain in men with Category IIIA prostatitis.
Patients taking this supplement showed significant reductions in inflammation and pain, as evidenced by lower white blood cell counts in seminal fluid and improved pain scores.
These findings suggest that selenium, along with other nutrients, may play a beneficial role in alleviating pelvic pain associated with chronic prostatitis.
Patients taking this supplement showed significant reductions in inflammation and pain, as evidenced by lower white blood cell counts in seminal fluid and improved pain scores.
These findings suggest that selenium, along with other nutrients, may play a beneficial role in alleviating pelvic pain associated with chronic prostatitis.
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8
Selenium enhances pelvic pain treatment
We evaluated the effects of a treatment combining Serenoa repens with selenium and lycopene, known as Profluss, against Serenoa repens alone for chronic pelvic pain in 102 men. After an 8-week period, both groups experienced symptom improvements. However, the Profluss group showed a significantly greater reduction in pelvic pain scores and additional benefits in other measures, suggesting that selenium can enhance treatment effectiveness for this condition.
While both treatments offered relief, Profluss was particularly beneficial. This finding indicates that adding selenium to standard therapy might be advantageous in managing pelvic pain.
While both treatments offered relief, Profluss was particularly beneficial. This finding indicates that adding selenium to standard therapy might be advantageous in managing pelvic pain.
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Most Useful Reviews
9
Knee pain alleviated
113 people found this helpful
I have been purchasing this for my mother, who suffers greatly from knee pain. When she takes it, she feels as if she "flies." She follows a course of at least three months, followed by a break of one to two months. The capsules are easy to swallow, and there have been no side effects, only positive results with no pain in her legs.
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9
Energy boost experienced
49 people found this helpful
Very effective for my thyroid; I had hypothyroidism and felt exhausted. Now, I feel energetic and my body feels lighter. I've noticed new hair growth, though I still struggle with hair loss. However, I believe that a lower dosage would be preferable for safety.
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7.5
Fatigue lessened
24 people found this helpful
This product is extremely effective for the thyroid. I previously felt general fatigue, but now I feel active and energetic. While I’ve observed some hair growth, I still experience hair loss, so I wish the dose were lower to prevent potential issues.
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Medical Researches
SCIENTIFIC SCORE
Possibly Effective
Based on 4 Researches
7.5
- All Researches
8
We examined the potential of a multimodal therapy approach for treating chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) using the UPOINTS phenotyping system. Involving 914 patients, the study combined α-blockers, supplements like selenium, and antibacterial agents among others.
After a six-month course, we noted significant improvements in symptoms, with 77.5% of patients achieving a meaningful reduction in their pain scores. Notably, patients with the inflammatory subtype showed marked symptom relief compared to the non-inflammatory group. This suggests a tailored approach could effectively address the complexities of CP/CPPS.
After a six-month course, we noted significant improvements in symptoms, with 77.5% of patients achieving a meaningful reduction in their pain scores. Notably, patients with the inflammatory subtype showed marked symptom relief compared to the non-inflammatory group. This suggests a tailored approach could effectively address the complexities of CP/CPPS.
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8
Selenium enhances pelvic pain treatment
We evaluated the effects of a treatment combining Serenoa repens with selenium and lycopene, known as Profluss, against Serenoa repens alone for chronic pelvic pain in 102 men. After an 8-week period, both groups experienced symptom improvements. However, the Profluss group showed a significantly greater reduction in pelvic pain scores and additional benefits in other measures, suggesting that selenium can enhance treatment effectiveness for this condition.
While both treatments offered relief, Profluss was particularly beneficial. This finding indicates that adding selenium to standard therapy might be advantageous in managing pelvic pain.
While both treatments offered relief, Profluss was particularly beneficial. This finding indicates that adding selenium to standard therapy might be advantageous in managing pelvic pain.
Read More
7
We sought to understand how a mineral-vitamin complex, specifically Selzinc-plus, may help treat chronic abacterial prostatitis, a condition often linked with pelvic pain. In a study involving 47 men, we divided them into two groups: one received standard therapy, and the other received additional Selzinc-plus for two months.
While standard therapy showed effects, the antioxidant treatment significantly enhanced these benefits on symptoms. Notably, though the overall antioxidant system improved, no significant changes were observed in leukocyte counts. Our findings suggest that this antioxidant approach may offer added relief for those suffering from pelvic pain.
While standard therapy showed effects, the antioxidant treatment significantly enhanced these benefits on symptoms. Notably, though the overall antioxidant system improved, no significant changes were observed in leukocyte counts. Our findings suggest that this antioxidant approach may offer added relief for those suffering from pelvic pain.
Read More
7
We focused on the effects of a dietary supplement combining several natural ingredients, including selenium, on chronic pelvic pain in men with Category IIIA prostatitis.
Patients taking this supplement showed significant reductions in inflammation and pain, as evidenced by lower white blood cell counts in seminal fluid and improved pain scores.
These findings suggest that selenium, along with other nutrients, may play a beneficial role in alleviating pelvic pain associated with chronic prostatitis.
Patients taking this supplement showed significant reductions in inflammation and pain, as evidenced by lower white blood cell counts in seminal fluid and improved pain scores.
These findings suggest that selenium, along with other nutrients, may play a beneficial role in alleviating pelvic pain associated with chronic prostatitis.
Read More
User Reviews
USERS' SCORE
Good
Based on 12 Reviews
8.3
- All Reviews
- Positive Reviews
- Negative Reviews
9
Knee pain alleviated
113 people found this helpful
I have been purchasing this for my mother, who suffers greatly from knee pain. When she takes it, she feels as if she "flies." She follows a course of at least three months, followed by a break of one to two months. The capsules are easy to swallow, and there have been no side effects, only positive results with no pain in her legs.
Read More
9
Energy boost experienced
49 people found this helpful
Very effective for my thyroid; I had hypothyroidism and felt exhausted. Now, I feel energetic and my body feels lighter. I've noticed new hair growth, though I still struggle with hair loss. However, I believe that a lower dosage would be preferable for safety.
Read More
7.5
Fatigue lessened
24 people found this helpful
This product is extremely effective for the thyroid. I previously felt general fatigue, but now I feel active and energetic. While I’ve observed some hair growth, I still experience hair loss, so I wish the dose were lower to prevent potential issues.
Read More
9
Pain relief discovered
6 people found this helpful
I bought this for the calls! I'm a gastritis sufferer and have pancreatitis, requiring daily ranitidine and pancreatin. Eating often causes me immediate pain and vomiting. Since I started using selenium, I’ve forgotten about both the pain and nausea; it felt miraculous during the holidays.
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9
Constipation resolved
This tool is fantastic! The pain in my right hypochondrium vanished by the third day of taking it. Most importantly, my stool improved, and I experienced no more constipation. Bile production is excellent.
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Frequently Asked Questions
7.5
PMS pain relief
7 people found this helpful
Hashimoto's disease presented challenges for me. I was initially concerned about dosage, so I opted for tablets over capsules for easier control. After a week, I felt sick post-ingestion but persisted. After using it, I noticed a significant reduction in abdominal pain during PMS and menstruation, and I even started to lose weight.
7.5
Pain significantly reduced
14 people found this helpful
I take selenium during the viral cold season alongside other vitamins. I’ve noticed that my pain has greatly diminished.
9
Knee pain alleviated
113 people found this helpful
I have been purchasing this for my mother, who suffers greatly from knee pain. When she takes it, she feels as if she "flies." She follows a course of at least three months, followed by a break of one to two months. The capsules are easy to swallow, and there have been no side effects, only positive results with no pain in her legs.
9
Pain relief discovered
6 people found this helpful
I bought this for the calls! I'm a gastritis sufferer and have pancreatitis, requiring daily ranitidine and pancreatin. Eating often causes me immediate pain and vomiting. Since I started using selenium, I’ve forgotten about both the pain and nausea; it felt miraculous during the holidays.
9
Constipation resolved
This tool is fantastic! The pain in my right hypochondrium vanished by the third day of taking it. Most importantly, my stool improved, and I experienced no more constipation. Bile production is excellent.
9
Bloating decreased
I take selenium, D3, iron, and vitamin C, unsure which causes my bloating. I’ve never had this before. I find the size convenient for swallowing. There are no complaints about quality. After just starting, I really hope for benefits. Together with iodine, it notably helped alleviate menstrual pain; my lower abdomen and bloating issues resolved.
7.5
Fatigue relief
3 people found this helpful
Excellent! This is a remarkable drug. At 36, four years post my second birth, I felt utterly drained. I began taking selenium alongside iron, and it has been my saviour. Over time, my fatigue and muscle pains diminished, and the discomfort lessened. The tablets are small, easily swallowed, odourless, and cause me no side effects.
7
We sought to understand how a mineral-vitamin complex, specifically Selzinc-plus, may help treat chronic abacterial prostatitis, a condition often linked with pelvic pain. In a study involving 47 men, we divided them into two groups: one received standard therapy, and the other received additional Selzinc-plus for two months.
While standard therapy showed effects, the antioxidant treatment significantly enhanced these benefits on symptoms. Notably, though the overall antioxidant system improved, no significant changes were observed in leukocyte counts. Our findings suggest that this antioxidant approach may offer added relief for those suffering from pelvic pain.
While standard therapy showed effects, the antioxidant treatment significantly enhanced these benefits on symptoms. Notably, though the overall antioxidant system improved, no significant changes were observed in leukocyte counts. Our findings suggest that this antioxidant approach may offer added relief for those suffering from pelvic pain.
8
We examined the potential of a multimodal therapy approach for treating chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP/CPPS) using the UPOINTS phenotyping system. Involving 914 patients, the study combined α-blockers, supplements like selenium, and antibacterial agents among others.
After a six-month course, we noted significant improvements in symptoms, with 77.5% of patients achieving a meaningful reduction in their pain scores. Notably, patients with the inflammatory subtype showed marked symptom relief compared to the non-inflammatory group. This suggests a tailored approach could effectively address the complexities of CP/CPPS.
After a six-month course, we noted significant improvements in symptoms, with 77.5% of patients achieving a meaningful reduction in their pain scores. Notably, patients with the inflammatory subtype showed marked symptom relief compared to the non-inflammatory group. This suggests a tailored approach could effectively address the complexities of CP/CPPS.
7
We focused on the effects of a dietary supplement combining several natural ingredients, including selenium, on chronic pelvic pain in men with Category IIIA prostatitis.
Patients taking this supplement showed significant reductions in inflammation and pain, as evidenced by lower white blood cell counts in seminal fluid and improved pain scores.
These findings suggest that selenium, along with other nutrients, may play a beneficial role in alleviating pelvic pain associated with chronic prostatitis.
Patients taking this supplement showed significant reductions in inflammation and pain, as evidenced by lower white blood cell counts in seminal fluid and improved pain scores.
These findings suggest that selenium, along with other nutrients, may play a beneficial role in alleviating pelvic pain associated with chronic prostatitis.
8
Selenium enhances pelvic pain treatment
We evaluated the effects of a treatment combining Serenoa repens with selenium and lycopene, known as Profluss, against Serenoa repens alone for chronic pelvic pain in 102 men. After an 8-week period, both groups experienced symptom improvements. However, the Profluss group showed a significantly greater reduction in pelvic pain scores and additional benefits in other measures, suggesting that selenium can enhance treatment effectiveness for this condition.
While both treatments offered relief, Profluss was particularly beneficial. This finding indicates that adding selenium to standard therapy might be advantageous in managing pelvic pain.
While both treatments offered relief, Profluss was particularly beneficial. This finding indicates that adding selenium to standard therapy might be advantageous in managing pelvic pain.
References
- Shevchenko S Y, Kulchavenya E V, Baranchukova A A. [The possibility of correcting oxidative stress in patients with inflammatory type of chronic abacterial prostatitis (chronic pelvic pain syndrome category IIIa)]. Urologiia. 2023.
- Magri V, Marras E, Restelli A, Wagenlehner FM, Perletti G. Multimodal therapy for category III chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome in UPOINTS phenotyped patients. Exp Ther Med. 2015;9:658.
- Lombardo F, Fiducia M, Lunghi R, Marchetti L, Palumbo A, et al. Effects of a dietary supplement on chronic pelvic pain syndrome (Category IIIA), leucocytospermia and semen parameters. Andrologia. 2012;44 Suppl 1:672. doi:10.1111/j.1439-0272.2011.01248.x
- Morgia G, Mucciardi G, Galì A, Madonia M, Marchese F, et al. Treatment of chronic prostatitis/chronic pelvic pain syndrome category IIIA with Serenoa repens plus selenium and lycopene (Profluss) versus S. repens alone: an Italian randomized multicenter-controlled study. Urol Int. 2010;84:400. doi:10.1159/000302716
