News on Low Testosterone Supplements: Progene Healthcare Network Pharmacist, Mark Landman, On the Merits of Herbal …

Cincinnati, OH (PRWEB) November 03, 2014

Pharmacists are trained to understand how medicines work in the body and to identify interactions that occur among prescription and non-prescription medications. Mark Landman, Ohio registered PharmD, talks to Judith Hokanson, Progene Healthcare Group Director, about why its important to build trust with a neighborhood pharmacist.

JH: Mark, what brought you into the Progene Healthcare Network?

ML: A Progene research study caught my interest. It was unusual to see a company risk publically testing a product to see how well it works and to publish the results. That was ten years ago.

JH: And now?

ML: Ive always been drawn to the natural herbal ingredients in Progenes formula. I signed onto the network to help men of a certain age understand what Progene can do for them -- and to make it easy for me to recommend the supplement.

JH: What do you mean by the word understand?

ML: To understand Progene is to know how the formula works with mens bodies as well as how each herb contributes to the overall effect. Understanding Progene, for me, includes helping to direct millions of baby boomers away from deceptive fly by night and copy-cat brands that advertise on the Internet today and disappear in a week.

JH: Longevity equals success?

ML: Definitely in this case. Being on the market for over 11 years bears out Progenes safety and effectiveness.

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