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“Pee in 0 Gravity” Protocol - NASA's Five-Second Technique to Reduce an Enlarged Prostate

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If you have an enlarged prostate, do this five-second NASA technique to shrink it almost immediately and pee like you could launch a rocket to space.

Almost every man has the ability to get back in normal flow in the bathroom. But need to target the real root cause of the problem.

Amazingly, Harvard Medical School scientists recently identified this root cause and has nothing to do with age or genetics but with mineral buildup that’s lurking in your urinary system right now, coating the walls of the bladder and filling the prostate with toxic, limestone-like deposits that hang heavy, adding constant pressure to your urethra.

In 2022, Stanford professor Jeremy Moore took this research and uncovered a way to dissolve this mineral buildup, flush it out like it was never there, and clear up all the associated issues.

He discovered a previously hidden ingredient that NASA astronauts use to pee in space.

Click the blue Watch now button to discover this ingredient and see how it can help You!

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