How to Regain Freedom From Bladder Problems

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They say that men are from Mars and women are from Venus. Despite their differences, one similarity both men and women share is the propensity for bladder health problems, which can put undue stress in their lives.

From urinary incontinence to lower urinary tract (LUT) symptoms to erectile dysfunction (ED), both men and women at times in their lives experience urinary tract problems. These may include trouble holding or controlling urine, or frequent urges to run to the restroom. Men may have the added concern about poor prostate health and subsequent troubles with sexual function.

These common issues can turn a normally active person into one who is afraid to stray too far from home. Incontinence can be embarrassing and life altering as can compromises to sexual health. Bladder problems can also eat away at a fixed income. Absorbent undergarments and bedding materials found at the pharmacy can be expensive.

Medical experts are continuing to unearth new treatments for these conditions, some of which have a natural and/or holistic approach -- treating the entire body in the process.

Stress brought on by bladder problems can be minimalized when you consider the following facts:

* 33 million Americans have incontinence issues. If you thought you were alone in this, you're certainly not. Rest assured that urinary incontinence (UI) is more common than you would think and certainly nothing to be embarrassed about or a topic to be avoided when speaking with a doctor.

* While UI is largely a condition of the aging population, it can occur at any time. That's because there's no one cause for UI. It can be the result of illness (including diabetes, Alzheimer's, depression and cardiovascular disease, say recent findings); it may arise after childbirth or from pelvic surgery; and it can also be a side effect of stress. Therefore, worrying about UI and other bladder issues may only compound the problem.

* Surgery, harsh medications, or other invasive procedures are not the only options for treating bladder issues. In fact, supplementation, dietary changes, exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, and other easy steps can go a long way toward easing symptoms. These are long-term, effective solutions that improve the mind, body and general well-being.

An efficacious product offers another natural alternative. BetterMAN and BetterWOMAN are supplements tailored to the unique needs of men and women with relation to their overall health and bladder health. They're comprised of a proprietary blend of all-natural herbs as part of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) practices.

BetterWOMAN is the first clinically tested natural supplement shown effective in improving female bladder control. It naturally improves blood circulation, promotes hormone balance and modulates neuromuscular functions. It rejuvenates the tone and strength of muscle systems that control the bladder functions. The stronger the muscles, the better the bladder control.

Studies have shown BetterMAN's ability to increase blood circulation in penile tissues, an important finding for men looking to combat erectile dysfunction (E.D.), and it also helps promote urinary and prostate health.

While there are no known side effects or medication interaction factors to these supplements, a doctor should be advised before beginning treatment.

Education is the first step toward treating bladder health issues and making strides toward a more active and healthier life. Supplementation with BetterMAN and BetterWOMAN is a safe way to regain control over bladder issues and feel younger and more rejuvenated in the process. Visit www.BetterMANnow.com or www.BetterWOMANnow.com for an in-depth description of the products along with testimonials and research information, or call 1-888-686-2698.