Natural Herbal Support for Weak Bladder and Incontinence
Bladder leakage and incontinence is a serious health concern for many people. Even the challenge of frequent urination can be distressing. Those who don’t have these problems are often unaware of the impact this issue can cause. In this interview, Tracey Seipel describes the challenge of weak bladder function and the innovative herbal combination that has been shown to improve these issues in as little as one months time.
Tracey Seipel is the developer of Urox for bladder support. Urox is one of those unique clinically studied raw materials that I support. Research has show significant benefit for those with frequent urination, incontinence and bladder leakage with Tracey’s product, Urox. In this interview, you will learn all about this product, the research that has been done, how to use it and what to expect. You can know in a very short time if Urox will work for you.
Tracey makes the point that Urox may be helpful for men with frequent urination due to prostate enlargement. Sometimes it is not the prostate but rather the bladder. If your frequency is not controlled by prostate treatment, then you could consider bladder support.
About Tracey Seipel
Tracey Seipel has been in practice in a variety of clinical settings as a Naturopath, Clinical Nutritionist, Herbalist and Diabetes Educator for the past 26 years. Her current practice is based at Kelvin Grove, Brisbane.
Between 1991 and 2000, 2009 to current,Tracey has lecturered in herbal medicine, medical sciences, clinical nutrition and student clinic supervision at the Australian College of Natural Medicine and Endeavour College of Natural Medicine, Brisbane. Tracey was involved in the establishment and acceptance of the present University level accredited Bachelor of Health Science (Naturopathy) at this college, in particular, the Nutrition stream and Naturopathic philosophy components of the course structure.
Tracey has worked in the area of healthy aging for the past 15 years. She opened a new category for bladder care in the early 2000’s and won a US Nutirion Business Journal award for her product development in this area in 2006. Tracey is currently the Technical and Research Director for Seipel Group.
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