Revolution MacaFlow® is a dietary supplement formulated to maintain healthy cellular activity and support prostate health. A daily serving of MacaFlow® contains a proprietary combination of organically grown maca (Lepidium peruvianum) phenotypes (colors) - these are capsules A and B - and a clinically studied saw palmetto extract (USPlus®, capsule C), selected for their complementary roles in maintaining antioxidant activity and a healthy inflammatory response associated with prostate health.*

Each 3-capsule serving provides:

• Targeted maca phenotype formulation from Lepidium peruvianum (MacaFlow®) – 1.34 g
• Saw Palmetto Extract (USPlus®) – 330 mg
  (standardized to 85–95% fatty acids from Serenoa repens berries) 

This formula is designed to provide targeted support for men seeking to maintain prostate and urinary health as they age.*

Revolution MacaFlow® is formulated to support prostate health, cellular health and a healthy inflammatory response. It combines specific maca phenotypes with a palmetto extract, each chosen for its ability to help maintain healthy prostate tissue and antioxidant activity. These ingredients work through distinct yet complementary biological pathways to support overall prostate wellness as part of a daily health routine, if that is the therapeutic approach.*

Most maca products use generic or raw maca without distinguishing between the different types, also known as phenotypes, but not all maca is created equal. There are up to 17 known maca phenotypes, each with unique DNA, ingredient profiles and specific physiological effects.

Revolution MacaFlow® is made from a proprietary combination of maca phenotypes selected specifically for prostate health. Clinical research has shown that different phenotypes support different outcomes—some support male fertility, others support women’s hormones and some support prostate health.* That’s why the right phenotype combination matters.

To provide additional support, MacaFlow® also includes USPlus® saw palmetto extract, a solvent-free extract made using supercritical CO₂ and standardized to the key fatty acids that support prostate and urinary comfort. This level of specificity, concentration and quality is not found in typical maca products.*

The suggested use for Revolution MacaFlow® is one of each capsule (A, B and C) daily, for a total of three capsules per day. This dose reflects the amount used in preclinical research on the combination of ingredients and is intended to support normal prostate health and cellular health.*

Initial Dose: 1 of each capsule (See capsule A, B and C listed on the blister card) once daily.

Standard Dose: 1 of each capsule (See capsule A, B and C listed on the blister card) once daily.

When to Take Revolution MacaFlow®: For the best results, it is recommended that you take Revolution MacaFlow® (all three capsules) once daily in the morning with 8-16 oz. of water before or between meals. It is preferable not to take after 3 PM as it may impact sleep.

Results Timing: Based on previous research using saw palmetto, results may be seen within six to twelve weeks. Results may vary based on individual factors such as age, overall health and consistency of use. Some individuals may notice changes within several weeks, while others may experience more gradual support over time. Reported benefits in preclinical research include support for antioxidant activity, healthy inflammatory responses and maintenance of normal prostate cell function.*

As always, speak with a qualified healthcare provider to determine what’s appropriate for your specific health needs.

Nutrition Tip: As an added benefit, healthy fats, such as those from avocados, extra virgin olive oil, walnuts, flaxseeds and pumpkin seeds, support the absorption of fat-soluble nutrients and may help maintain a healthy inflammatory response.

Additionally, incorporating more lycopene in the diet from tomato products like tomato juice, fresh tomatoes and/or tomato sauce, may be beneficial.

They do two different things. Macalibrium® supports hormone strength and energy; MacaFlow® is for prostate health. Thus you can take them both together. If you do decide to take them together then we suggest taking 2 capsules of Macalibrium in the morning before breakfast, and your three MacaFlow capsules 45 minutes before or after lunch. Pick based on your health goals, or talk to your provider for guidance.*

Revolution MacaFlow® is a unique formula that combines targeted maca phenotypes to support healthy hormone balance, prostate health and overall vitality. While saw palmetto alone is well-known for supporting prostate health primarily by supporting healthy dihydrotestosterone (DHT) levels through inhibition of the of 5α-reductase enzyme, Revolution MacaFlow® offers a broader, synergistic spectrum of support.*

This formula provides support for endocrine function and hormone balance. By incorporating different maca phenotypes, MacaFlow® provides a spectrum of bioactive compounds that may support multiple pathways, including antioxidant activity and a healthy inflammatory response, and may influence the hypothalamic-pituitary-testicular axis more comprehensively than saw palmetto alone.

In short, while saw palmetto focuses on a single mechanism, Revolution MacaFlow® is designed to support both prostate and hormone health, making it a more complete choice for men looking to support hormone-related health outcomes across multiple systems. 

If you aren’t noticing the support you expected from Revolution MacaFlow®, it’s important to consider a few factors: consistency of use, overall health status and lifestyle habits which can all influence your experience. It may take several weeks of regular use to notice changes, as the product is designed to support prostate and cellular health over time.*
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To optimize benefits naturally, consider supporting other elements of health, such as: 

• Choose Minimally Processed Proteins: Compared to heavily processed or charred meats, minimally processed proteins better support a healthy inflammatory response and cellular health. Such protein sources may include foods like wild-caught fish, pasture-raised poultry or legumes that are cooked over low heat with moisture rather than hot, dry cooking methods, like grilling.
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• Include Healthy Fats: Healthy fats from foods like avocados, extra virgin olive oil, walnuts, flaxseeds and pumpkin seeds support the absorption of fat-soluble nutrients and a healthy inflammatory response. Working with your healthcare provider to determine your optimal fat intake is recommended.
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• Support Healthy Blood Sugar:  Focusing on fiber-rich meals and limiting refined carbohydrates supports blood sugar regulation for a healthy metabolism. Fiber can be found in foods like vegetables, whole grains, fruits, nuts and seeds. Even a short walk after meals can further support blood sugar balance and overall metabolic health.
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• Aim for Red Colored Foods: Red-colored foods like tomatoes, tomato juice, spaghetti sauce and watermelon contain the plant pigment, lycopene, which has been shown to support prostate health.
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• Maintain Adequate Hydration: Drinking sufficient fluids throughout the day supports urinary tract health and may reduce bladder irritation.12 Additionally, if you drink water but still don’t feel hydrated, you may consider mineralizing your water using Sole (pronounced sol-’ay) – a super-saturated Original Himalayan Crystal Salt® solution. One study demonstrated that mineralized water increased hydration indicators by 10% and effectively stabilized pH.
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• Engage in Regular Physical Activity: Moderate exercise, such as walking, cycling or resistance training, helps support a healthy inflammatory response, metabolic function and hormone balance, all of which are important for prostate health.
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• Manage Stress Effectively: Practices such as meditation, deep breathing or spending time in nature can support a healthy inflammatory response and overall well-being.
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• Prioritize Deep, Consistent Sleep: Proper sleep promotes a healthy inflammatory response and immune system. Aim for at least seven hours of uninterrupted sleep per night, with a consistent bedtime and wake time, even on weekends. Prioritize sleep hygiene practices that support deeper, continuous sleep, such as minimizing light exposure at night, avoiding caffeine late in the day, maintaining a cool, dark sleep environment and taking Herbatonin® 0.3 mg, which supports the circadian rhythm and sleep/wake cycle. Herbatonin has also been shown in cell studies to be 6-9 times more effective than synthetic melatonin when looking at healthy inflammatory balance, antioxidant activity and mitochondrial and cellular health.
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These foundational habits can help support healthy inflammatory balance, hormone signaling and cellular function—all of which may work in synergy with the ingredients in MacaFlow®.*

As always, it’s best to consult with your healthcare provider to determine whether adjustments are necessary or if an alternative approach may be more suitable for your individual needs.

Want to dive deeper? Download our Whole Health Guide to Prostate Health for more on how diet, nutrition, exercise, movement, lifestyle, environment and hormone choices can help support prostate health.

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