Bladder Re-Expansion Technique

06/23/2023

The Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique has been dormant for a long time, but it’s just starting to wake up and is hopefully about to stretch its legs! It’s been verified that the cost for a clinical trial is less than 5% of what it used to cost through the use of apps. Our contact at the NIH has been reached out to to see if there is funding available to start the trial ASAP!

07/26/2020

“Strategies for p*eing while out during coronavirus”

Travelers are finding many public restrooms closed these days, due to the pandemic. Here's what you need to know about finding a place to go when you're on the go.

12/30/2019

No, we never knew either...🤔😳

Buuuuut: it's more complicated than that.

12/08/2019

In other news in Hong Kong for female Overactive Bladder sufferers...

Women around the world will know the frustration of standing in seemingly interminable lines for the restroom, while watching men waltz in and out of urinals with no wait. The Hong Kong Toilet Association says it has a solution to this age-old problem…

12/08/2019

Sprechen Sie überaktive Blasensoldaten?

During World War II, the stalls served as rendezvous points for French Resistance fighters

09/17/2019

The solution to Overactive Bladder is a heck of a lot closer than a pharmacy located a mile away from home. We believe that it’s been hiding in plain site the entire time.
..It’s actually so CLOSE that we don’t need to go anywhere to find it...

The answer to prevent and eliminate OAB symptoms is to use our abdomen to naturally create more space around the bladder so it can fill up with a normal amount of urine.

“After consulting with a National Institutes of Health expert, Fajgenbaum asked his doctor to prescribe the drug. He picked it up in February 2014 at a pharmacy less than a mile from his home.

‘A drug that could potentially save my life was hiding in plain sight,’ he says”

https://apple.news/AuhYo_KwrTDKPj8jl0j9Fkw

After David Fajgenbaum suffered repeated life-threatening relapses of Castleman disease, he became laser-focused on trying to save his own life. Against the odds he pioneered a new treatment and an approach to drug research that could help others with rare diseases.

09/12/2019

What kind of inter-organ signals already exist between the bladder and the bowels?

“I have no doubt that there are many more new inter-organ signals to be discovered," Karsenty says, "and these interactions may be as important as the ones discovered in the early part of the 20th century."

https://m.phys.org/news/2019-09-bone-adrenaline-flight-response.html

When faced with a predator or sudden danger, the heart rate goes up, breathing becomes more rapid, and fuel in the form of glucose is pumped throughout the body to prepare an animal to fight or flee.

08/14/2019

The evidence continues to stack up!

Here we see yet ANOTHER similarity between the bladder and the bowels: Both have microbiomes.

“The urinary tract microbiome associated with the disease much more strongly than the gut microbiome,” Dr. Miller notes. “People sometimes assume the gut microbiome is where all the action is happening and, yes, that’s where the greatest density and diversity of bacteria are, but in this case the urinary tract microbiome plays more of a role.”

This is now our 9th total bladder/bowel connection that we have found.

New study finds association between the urinary tract microbiome and USD

07/27/2019

“Using a stash of aging medical textbooks, Lindsay hypothesized that a whole class of autonomic nervous-system disorders could exist beyond the established categories of what most endocrinologists or neurologists knew about.”

This story is unique and incredibly exceptional in many ways, however in it there is a direct parallel to the . Until now, the bladder exists in its own established category of what urologists know about.

Dr. Justin Mandel, a Doctor Of Oriental Medicine and acupuncture physician, has hypothesized that the bladder can exist beyond that established category and into the “bladder/bowel”, a new category by which could be diagnosed and treated via the bowels (and the bowels can ultimately be treated via the bladder for bowel disease)”.

https://www-m.cnn.com/2019/07/27/health/doug-lindsay-invented-surgery-trnd/index.html?r=http%3A%2F%2Fm.facebook.com

Doug Lindsay was starting his senior year in college when he was stricken by a mysterious illness. Doctors were baffled. He eventually realized that if he wanted his life back, he'd have to do it himself.

07/18/2019

Is it possible that our patented bladder treatment has been light years ahead of its time even though it was invented by an alternative medicine doctor?

We’ve been effectively treating the bladder via the abdomen with our patented external urinary health aid for over 8 years!

Why?

Because our findings have repeatedly shown that when “abdominopelvic flexibility increases overactive bladder symptoms decrease”.

We discovered years ago from our extensive medical research that the bladder and the bowels are interconnected and are ultimately inseparable across these 8 different connections:
1) Neurological connection via the central nervous system’s dorsal root ganglia neurons and the peripheral nervous systems bladder afferent C-fibers) and TRPV1 Receptors.
2) Sensitivity connection via confirmation by urodynamics testing and hypotonic stretching.
3) Cellular connection via evidence by increased numbers of bladder immune mast cells.
4) Chemical connection via chemical mediators.
5) Cross Organ connection via acute inflammation and irritation.
6) Muscularly via smooth muscle function.
7) Receptor connection via GABAB receptors
8 ) Molecular connection via neuropeptides

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The FDA approved the antibacterial drug trio imipenem, cilastatin, and relebactam for adults with complicated urinary tract infections and complicated intra-abdominal infections.

06/19/2019

Is there a link between constipation and frequent urination? Yes!

Are the bowels and bladder linked together and are ultimately inseparable? Yes, our extensive research to date has found 8 different ways they are connected together!

Can the related symptoms of constipation including abdominal discomfort, pain and bloating also cause increased urinary symptoms? We believe so, but the rabbit hole goes far deeper than anyone would normally think!

Based on our extensive research what happens in the abdominopelvic area is directly connected together.

In time is a new way of looking at Overactive Bladder also needed? Yes!

https://www.bbc.com/news/health-48528058

A study found doctors and the public disagree over the symptoms, leaving some people undiagnosed.