Prostate Health...

Waterfall D-manose (spelling variations are deliberate) is not just for women. About one in five of our customers are men who are using Mannose for their prostate or bladder health.

This short article explains how a very pure and natural version of mannose can be beneficially used by men with who are having trouble maintaining a healthy prostate because of inflammation, discomfort, and/or bacterial problems.

The question we are most often asked by men is if the product can beneficially be used by them when they have a prostate health problem. The answer is that many man have reported success, and it can't do any harm, so it is going to be worth a try for most people. Mannose has natural anti-inflammatory properties, and prevents the attachment of the types of gram-negative bacteria that can develop fimbrial attachments, and any others that chiefly depend on mannose or mannose-like adhesion factors.

You basically take it in a drink, or swallow 2 or 3 of the 1g tablets with a drink. For prostate health, the intake of fluids don't seem to be as critical as for bladder health - so long as you get enough Waterfall D-mannose into you to deal with the problem. However, we recommend avoiding cranberry juice or orange juice unless you know for certain that the bacterium affecting you is a proteus type. Otherwise, the hippuric acid that cranberry provides, and the acidifying effect of the orange, will provide a source of nutrition for bacterial growth. See www.cranberryjuice.eu

As well as taking between 2 and 14 grams of Waterfall D-Mannose a day, (gradually cutting back) it involves ensuring that the prostate remains free of bacteria, and is exercised regularly.

Details

DMannose is a very important nutrient for urinary tract and prostate health, and these two main uses are linked. It is already present in sufficient quantities in most cell tissue, and so when you add dmannose to the diet it is excreted from the body quickly, in a similar way that we excrete excess vitamin C. Within an hour, over 90% of the dmannose gets into the urine. The remainder gets into the other fluids that we excrete, including faeces, ejaculate, and prostate components of ejaculate.

In the prostate, Waterfall D-Mannose does the same job that it does in the bladder, acting as a natural anti-inflammatory, and latching onto any bacteria present that have mannose receptors.

However, there is a major difference in how the bacteria can be shed. Whereas the bladder is regularly emptied and replenished with fresh urine, taking mannose attached bacteria with them, in the prostate, to get rid of the fluids present you have to either have an internal prostate massage, which involves a competent professional putting a finger up your anus to perform the massage, or you can ejaculate in the normal way if you are capable of doing so, and the prostate will release some fluid as part of the ejaculate.

In the absence of ejaculatory or massage relief, even if bacteria permeating the prostate tissues are attached to the molecules of mannose that have arrived there, they have no way of escaping. The same goes for blood and pus cells that may be present. They accumulate where they are trapped. This can be why an otherwise fairly healthy prostate can swell up and restrict the flow of urine by constricting the urethra.

If you can therefore ejaculate once or twice a day when using Waterfall D-Mannose to 'maintain a healthy prostate', it gives your body a very good chance of clearing the problem in a relatively short time. Afterwards, you can use lower amounts of Waterfall D-Mannose to keep things healthy. Start with one spoonful of the powder (or 2 or 3 of the 1g tablets) every three hours, and after 48 hours gradually start cutting back the amount you take. You may want to remain on a maintenance dose, and this is an effective way of maintaining a healthy prostate, and preventing recurrence of problems.

Always remember about the prostate - to stay healthy, it needs to be used regularly.