Bladder Rescue (DISCONTINUED DO NOT ORDER)

Helps Prevent leaking bladder and reduce urinary frequency

Bladder Rescue has 8 natural ingredients that are needed to keep your bladder functioning the way it is supposed to. Bladder Rescue will help strengthen your bladder and pelvic muscles so you can be confident of yourself and not worry about adult diapers, or being close to a toilet at all times. More importantly, it will help you get a better night?s sleep, so you can start your day refreshed, and confident.

Bladder rescue helps to:

• Support bladder health
• Promote bladder control
• Reduce the number of night time accidents, letting you sleep better
• Decrease frequency and urgency on average, supporting better bladder control
• Support proper bladder muscle functioning, giving you more control
• Support the inhibition of phosphodiesterase-1 (PDE-1), which is one of a large family of enzymes, the phosphodiesterases, that play vital roles in various biological processes, especially the regulation of smooth-muscle tone (as with the smooth muscle of the bladder).

The ingredients include:

• Pumpkin seed extract/soy isoflavones Helps relax bladder muscle, which decreases urinary frequency.

• Vitamin D & Vitamin B12 As deficiencies in these vitamins are linked to increased urinary and bladder control problems.

• Magnesium helps support proper muscle function, which includes the bladder.

• Vitamin C helps to fight free radical damage, which can damage the bladder.

Bladder Rescue targets multiple causes of bladder control problems, and helps you stay in control of your bladder, reducing day and night time accidents.

DIRECTIONS: Adult take two capsules daily. One in the morning and one at night.

Other Ingredients: silicon dioxide, magnesium stearate, gelatin

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