Most American women feel like no matter how many restrictive diets they go on or how consistently they do pelvic exercises, they still struggle with the near-constant urge to pee, poor bladder control, discomfort, and all the anxiety that comes along with it.
The blame is commonly pointed towards a weak bladder, typical women's issues, or even old age. However, a new breakthrough discovery shows that the real culprit is linked to one extremely common bacteria that has likely already attached itself to the cells of your bladder wall.
While consuming the right carbohydrate can help flush this bacteria out of your system and could even make you "leak proof," the wrong carbohydrate can be a major risk to your bladder health.
Click here to find out how this one common bacteria found its way into your bladder.
Yours in good health,
Rob
P.S. Taking the wrong prescription drugs, risky surgeries, or consuming the wrong carbohydrates can lead to overactive bladders and dreaded side effects, so watch this shocking presentation right now.
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