How Does It Work?    

BetterWOMAN naturally improves blood circulation, promotes hormone balance and modulates neuromuscular function, based on Traditional Chinese Medicine theory. It improves the tone and strength of muscle systems that control the bladder functions. The stronger the muscles, the better the bladder control.

How Should I Take BetterWOMAN?

Two capsules daily. Minimum recommended dosage 3-4 bottles. Take a 3-day break between bottles. Continue using thereafter for ongoing improvement and maintenance. For faster results, you may take 2 capsules twice or three times a day.

It is important to remember that your bladder control problems did not develop overnight. It will take time for BetterWOMAN to help your bladder. Be patient, follow the usage directions, and monitor your progress carefully by using the Test Your Bladder Form. Contact us if you have any questions.  

What Results Can I Expect From Using BetterWOMAN?

With BetterWOMAN, you could expect to see various degrees of improvements in the following areas after you finish the first 3 - 4 bottles. 

• Fewer bathroom trips during the day and at night
• Stronger bladder control
• More confidence and freedom
• Sleep better through the night

Above all, BetterWOMAN is all natural, safe, with no known side effects and no known contraindications with prescription medications.

Bladder control problems are often caused by weakened bladder muscle systems due to aging, childbirth, menopause, medical conditions, medications, or injuries. BetterWOMAN works to improve your blood circulation and balance your hormones naturally so that your bladder muscle systems can get more nutrition and become stronger. When the muscles become stronger, you will have better bladder control.

Most of BetterWOMAN users have experienced bladder control problems for many years, ranging from 5-6 years to 30-40 years before they finally found BetterWOMAN. Many customers told us they have exhausted all other options and have found BetterWOMAN to be a much better choice for their bladder health, overall health and money savings. We sincerely hope that you will have similar conclusions.   

What Are the Side Effects of Using BetterWOMAN?

BetterWOMAN is a time tested formula for its safety and effectiveness. There is no known side effects, no known contraindications with medications.

Prescription bladder medications on the other hand could cause unbearable side effects such as dry mouth, dry eyes, constipation, even hallucinations, as reported in published studies. These bladder medications interfere with neurotransmitters and receptors that are located not only in the bladder area, but also in the lining tissues of the mouth, eyes, intestines, and even in the brain. These prescription drugs not only work on your bladder, but also affect the other parts of your body - that's why you get side effects.

Bladder surgeries are invasive, not quite effective, nor long-lasting. Surgical procedures do not address the problem of why your bladder muscles have become weakened. Some of our customers have tried not only one, but multiple bladder surgeries, without success.  

What Are the Cost Savings from Using BetterWOMAN?

Compared with using pads and adult diapers, BetterWOMAN is only a fraction of the cost. Disposable absorbent products are very expensive, costing hundreds to thousands of dollars a year, not to mention the added costs for powders, skin creams, bed protection, extra laundry and garbage bags, plus the emotional stress, embarrassment, and inconvenience. Some BetterWOMAN users have been able to cut down the usage of the pads from 10 to 2 a day; and some have been able to eliminate these pads all together.

With BetterWOMAN, you are moving ahead with your life rather than managing it; you are having your freedom back rather than being locked away in isolation.  

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Ingredients used in Better Woman to treat Bladder Control issues

BetterWOMAN is a proprietary formula made of 20 all natural Chinese herbs. Each BetterWOMAN capsule contains 0.4g of the herbal mixture. The following is the list of the herbs and their key related functions according to Traditional Chinese Medicine theory.

Asian ginseng root: improves whole body vital energy (qi).  

Chinese yam rhizome: improves the yang function of the kidney.

Chinese peony root: improves immune functions; acts as a vasodilator.

Deer antler velvet: improves overall metabolism.

Astragalus root: improves immune system, whole body stamina, modulates central nervous system functions.

Poria sclerotium: provides tranquilizing effects; strengthens yang functions.

Morinda root: strengthens muscle and endocrine system functions.

Asiatic dogwood fruit: improves yang function of the kidney.

Eucommia stem: strengthens muscle and bone functions; dilates peripheral blood vessels.

Dong quai root: improves blood circulation.

Bupleurum root: relieves constrained qi and has a tranquilizing effect.

Lycium fruit: improves immune system function and the yin function of the kidney.

Rehmannia root: improves immune system function and the yin function of the kidney.

Epimedium leaf: improves muscle functions and modulates central nerve system functions.

Szechuan lovage root: improves blood circulation and dilates peripheral blood vessels.

Schisandra fruit: improves yang function of the kidney.

Eleuthero root: modulates the function of central nerve system and has a tranquilizing effect.

Cynomorium stem: improves immune system and endocrine system.

Cassia bark: improves yang function of the kidney.  

Palm-leaf raspberry fruit: modulates hormone balance.

Other ingredients include bovine gelatin, microcrystalline cellulose, water, magnesium stearate and silicon dioxide.

BetterWOMAN is manufactured in the United States under current Good Manufacturing Practices (cGMP).

About Bladder Control Issues

What are the Major Types of Bladder Control Issues?

There are three major types of bladder control issues: leakage of small amounts of urine when you sneeze, cough or exercise; leakage of large amounts of urine while you feel a sudden urge to urinate; and frequent urination. Many women have mixed types of bladder control issues.

There are additional bladder control issues such as: lacking the ability to empty the bladder and splashing urine streams in all directions.

While bladder control problems affect women and men of all age groups, it happens mostly to women. Research suggests that involuntary urine loss affects 16 million American women (National Family Opinion, August 2001), and the incidence increases as women age.

Why do Bladder Control Issues Happen?

Bladder control issues may be caused by medical conditions such as Multiple Sclerosis, Diabetes, Alzheimer's Disease or surgeries. These medical conditions may damage the nerve systems that control bladder functions. People with bladder control issues should check with physicians for potential underlying medical conditions.

Bladder control issues mostly happen to menopausal and post-menopausal women, and to younger women after multiple childbirths or a hysterectomy. Hormone changes and the birthing process may weaken the tone and strength of the muscle systems that control bladder functions. The major muscle groups involved in the bladder functions are sphincter muscles, bladder wall muscles, and pelvic muscles. When these muscles are weakened, bladder control will become a problem.

Take Control Over Your Bladder

It is absolutely not necessary to continue to suffer in silence. Bladder control can be regained. You could have your dependable body back. You may try Kegel exercises or behavior training techniques to strengthen pelvic muscles and improve bladder control. Now, BetterWOMAN is available to help you to promote your bladder health and control naturally!