As the pace of society continues to accelerate, many people start work early and often work overtime into the late hours of the night. This fast-paced lifestyle is leading to an increasing number of health problems. Specifically, there has been a gradual increase in the prevalence of prostatitis among men in recent years.
Case Sharing:
33-year-old Zhang Dong works in a logistics company as the deputy manager of the business department. Most of the company’s business relies on Zhang Dong’s networking efforts. As a key figure in the business department, his frequent drinking for networking purposes has led to various health issues. However, for the sake of his livelihood, he has had to endure it.
Over the past six months, Zhang Dong’s health has deteriorated, with frequent urination, urgency, and a burning sensation during urination becoming increasingly common. Initially, Zhang Dong thought this was due to his drinking habits and did not pay much attention. As time passed, his prostate issues worsened, with the occurrence of blood in his urine in the morning, unbearable abdominal pain, prompting him to seek medical help.
After a medical examination, Zhang Dong was diagnosed with prostatitis. Following discussions with the doctor, it was revealed that Zhang Dong’s habits in daily life were closely related to his development of prostatitis.
Why are more and more men suffering from prostatitis? And why is there a noticeable trend towards younger individuals being affected? Doctor: Most cases are closely related to the following three factors:
1. Smoking and drinking
Long-term smoking and drinking can negatively impact health, with harmful substances stimulating the male prostate, causing congestion, swelling, and hindering glandular metabolism. This can lead to the retention of secretions and bacteria in the gland, resulting in inflammation.
2. Chronic sleep deprivation
Long-term sleep deprivation can greatly damage liver function, preventing the body from effectively eliminating toxins, causing them to accumulate and affect health. It poses a significant risk to the prostate, potentially triggering prostatitis.
3. Prolonged sitting and postponing urination
For many office workers and students, prolonged sitting and postponing urination have become habits. However, this can easily compress the gland, impede ventilation and heat dissipation, promote bacterial growth, and lead to urine reflux into the gland, causing bacterial infections and inflammation.
A “magic cure” for prostatitis has been discovered. Men should consume it regularly, and the “inflammation” will heal naturally!
The “magic cure” for prostatitis, at present, has very few cases where it can be completely cured. Therefore, the mentioned “magic cure” here actually assists in enhancing body functions, regulating the body, and repairing the prostate. This “magic cure” is called Prostagenix Liquid, which contains a high amount of protein selenium, uric acid, vitamins, amino acids, and other nutrients. Regular consumption can eliminate inflammatory cells, help repair damaged prostates, enhance gland resistance, and protect prostate health.
Meanwhile, engaging in squats as part of daily activities can help alleviate the prostate compression caused by prolonged sitting, promote blood circulation, enhance gland metabolism, clear bacteria, eliminate inflammation, and improve prostatitis.
