When there’s no infection or cancer involved, it’s called Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH). The swollen prostate gland puts a lot of pressure on the urinary bladder and reduces its ability to hold normal amounts of urine. The first sign of BPH is the need to urinate very frequently. Often, urinary incontinence follows. BPH may also cause discomfort during sexual activity, reducing the sex drive. The pressure on the seminal vesicles may also block the flow of sperm to the seminal fluid causing the ejaculate to be infertile. Often there are feelings of pressure in the lower abdomen, sometimes accompanied by pain.
Surgery is one option. Medicinal and nutritional therapies can help somewhat, but nothing seems to achieve the simple and dramatic results we often see with CMO. We’ve seen patients’ symptoms disappear in less than a week. And it all happens without the dangers and negative side effects of prescription medications.
Some patients take longer, of course, but once the inflammation is relieved, interest in sexual activity normally returns. This is in such sharp contrast to the impotence which so frequently occurs after surgery. The prostate plays an important role in sexual function. Sexuality is frequently altered or completely destroyed by prostate removal. By contrast, CMO leaves the prostate intact, and there have been many reports that it actually stimulates the sexual drive. A few patients swear that it’s an aphrodisiac and that it has improved their performance as well as their desire. A few doctors have also confirmed such reports.
One man reported relief of his swollen prostate symptoms within a week and that his sexual activity increased from near zero to twice daily. His medical exam confirmed the reduction of prostate inflammation and his cheerful attitude confirmed the other. Those results are quite common with CMO.
Another man who found relief from his prostate inflammation also reported finding sex to be a totally new and pleasurably exciting experience. He wants to explore the possibility of using CMO in small doses on a continuing basis to see if his heightened pleasures persist. So far, so good — but we must await the long term results before reaching any conclusions.
Sometimes prostate inflammation is caused by bacterial or viral infections. That’s called prostatitis and should not be treated with CMO alone. Antibiotics or antivirals should be used as well to defeat the infecting organisms. CMO can help with the inflammation, but the medicines are necessary for infections.
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