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"Avoid what most doctors recommend for prostate problems:
Drugs and surgery that could leave you impotent or in diapers!"
--William Campbell Douglass II, M.D.
Protect your manhood and your dignity by giving yourself every
possible chance to avoid painful surgery that's both debilitating and
humiliating - but all too common.
As a man, I can relate to the fear of prostate trouble. And speaking
as a doctor, I'm painfully aware of just how common prostate maladies
are. Men, you need to realize this: Your prostate is your weakest
link.
The statistics are alarming. Some state that by age 50, as many as
half of us could have noticeable signs of prostate disease. By age 60,
the number rises to about 60%, and continues to escalate over the next
few decades-at age 85, 90%.
At first you might simply have some difficulty urinating, or perhaps
an increased frequency of urination especially at night. Some may
experience painful ejaculation and difficulty maintaining an erection.
Whatever the symptoms, prostate conditions can lead to harmful (or
fatal) complications like bladder and urinary tract infections, kidney
problems - even cancer. It's important to get all the facts-and to
know your options.
Your doctor might recommend surgery. But that's easy for him to say-he
doesn't have to wear the diapers...
"Can't I just have surgery?" you might ask. Sure. You could have the
Trans-Urethral Resection (TURP) Procedure, in which a 1/4-inch pipe is
inserted into your penis (to just below the base of the bladder),
through which your prostate is then fried with a hot wire loop. Sound
fun? I'll pass, thank you.
Developed back in the 1950s, TURP though shockingly common is far from
the "safe operation" most doctors would have you believe. One study
found that a year after the surgery, 41% of men had to wear diapers
because of chronic leakage, and 88% were finished sexually, because of
total impotence. Lovely options, aren't they?
But there's something you can do every man should know about it. It's
called Ultimate Prostate Support, and with it you could safeguard your
prostate health - safely and naturally.
Keep reading...
Find out more about your alternatives!
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