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Urinary incontinence is the uncontrollable urge to urinate resulting in leaky urine, and is mostly seen in women, although it can also occur in men. Incontinence is a consequence of 2 main problems in the body–the weakness of the pelvic floor tissues (muscles and ligaments that support the bladder, uterus, prostate and other pelvic organs) and overactivity of the sphincter controlling the flow of urine. 

The leading causes of weakness of the pelvic floor muscles and tissues in women are pregnancy and childbirth. Ageing is also a major contributing factor. The female hormone, estrogen maintains the muscles of the urinary bladder and sphincter, but with age, the levels of estrogen drops and the muscles become more flaccid. In men, ageing increases the likelihood of incontinence as the prostate gland increases in size causing urinary problems.

Conditions that increase the pressure around the pelvic area such as chronic coughing, sneezing or constipation, will weaken the muscles of the pelvic floor which may lead to incontinence. 

Treating constipation with laxatives or stimulants may worsen urinary incontinence as such agents will also stimulate the bladder muscles. Constipation usually occurs from magnesium deficiency and replenishing lost magnesium with supplements is an effective remedy. 

Weight gain and smoking will contribute or worsen urinary incontinence.

Smoking destroys vitamin C which is the main constituent of collagen–the protein that supports the muscles of the bladder. Some diseases of the nervous system, as well as infections of the bladder, will cause or worsen urinary incontinence including diabetes, Parkinson’s and Stroke. Such conditions distort communication between the brain and bladder which makes it difficult to control the bladder. 

Infections of the urinary bladder can lie dormant for years without causing the symptoms of full blown urinary infection but instead give rise to low-grade infection and urinary incontinence. Recurrent Urinary tract infection and Urinary incontinence may occur from a lack of beneficial probiotics (Good bacteria that helps digestion and the immune system). 

Some medications are also to blame for urinary incontinence and include diuretics (water tablets for treating high blood pressure, antidepressants and antihistamines. 
The underlying cause of the weakness of the supporting structures of the pelvic organs is a deficiency of MSM (Methyl Sulphonyl Methane)–the primary mineral for making collagen. Collagen is the thin white fiber that can be seen to hold meat strands together. Collagen provides needed support for the bones, joints, muscles, ligaments, and tendons, and is made mainly from MSM. 

MSM is deficient in the diet today and is a reason for many diseases of collagen, including arthritis, muscle pain and weakness, back pain, tendonitis, carpal tunnel syndrome and Dupuytren’s contracture. The daily dose of MSM is between 5 and 15 grams, and for this reason MSM supplements are better in powder form than in tablets and capsules. 



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