Jude Bladder Strength Supplements – Proven Incontinence Relief - Natural Support with Powerful Pumpkin Seed Extract - Strengthen Pelvic Floor, Reduce Leaks, Improve Sleep - 1 Pack (60 Count)

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During the pandemic, Peony distributed six million pieces of protective equipment to frontline workers, and she met a lot of women who were struggling with bladder issues. The personal stories she heard made her think about the area in more detail, and she decided to start conversations with thousands of women and men about their bladder issues. You may find it better to take the supplement with food and if you are concerned we would always reccomend speaking with your GP further. It’s not something we often think about, but believe it or not, the way you pee matters! By learning how to urinate properly, you have a better chance of fully emptying your bladder, reducing the urgency and frequency of bathroom breaks. June Angelides MBE from Samos VC said: “Samos is attracted to exceptional founders looking to develop new consumer brands, where the mission is abundantly clear, and which have the potential to disrupt existing industries and upend the incumbents.”

Don’t forget that exercising your pelvic floor muscles doesn’t just mean Kegels - there are many more creative ways that you can add core movement in to support this area! It is worth remembering that the Jude supplement is exactly that - a supplementation product. The need to take the supplement is also affected by your lifestyle and daily habits. For example, if you were deficient in Vitamin D and stopped taking a supplement, but didn't factor in time in the sun to replenish your Vitamin D levels, the deficiency would be likely to remain! The ingredients cause a hormonal rebalance which promotes anabolic effects. This results in muscle strengthening which when targeted to support pelvic floor muscle can lead to improvement in stress incontinence. Specifically both soy germ isoflavones and pumpkin seed extract inhibit the conversion of testosterone to di-hydrotestosterone. Thus increased levels of active testosterone are able to support pelvic floor muscle strength and repair. The catalyst was simply sharing time with and getting inspired by people in their 50s. During the pandemic, I distributed more than 6 million pieces of PPE all across the UK and I got a chance to work with business owners who don’t look like people I usually work with in startups – it’s refreshing. This group of people are so confident, self-assured and vibrant, and this reminds me of my parents. My biggest challenge has been finding ways to break the taboo with different stakeholders. Everyone needs a bit of warm up before deep diving into bladder talk. I saw too many jaws dropping when I started talking about “pee”. I overcame it by honing in my pitch and introduction, emphasising the scale of the issue and relatable examples to bring people in. How does Jude answer an unmet need?

We appreciate you taking the time to share your experience with Jude, and we're sorry to hear that you haven't experienced the desired results just yet! Everyone's journey is different, and for some people, it can take longer to experience noticeable changes with our Bladder Strength Supplements.

Women have oestrogen receptors throughout their bodies, with a higher concentration in the pelvic floor and bladder lining. Oestrogen is crucial for maintaining urinary health and the strength of the pelvic floor, but during menopause, the production of oestrogen reduces, and for many women, this can potentially lead to a weakened bladder and pelvic floor. The muscles that support your bladder, also known as the pelvic floor, are crucial to your bladder health. Regular pelvic floor exercises enhance muscle strength and elasticity, and reduce inadvertent leaks. Secondly, treatment is too slow. It takes around six months to get an NHS diagnosis and 12 months to start any kind of non-surgical treatment. What are you meant to do in the meantime?

If you are tempted to go for a ‘just in case’ wee, it might be time to stop. When we go to the loo too frequently, that can train our bladder to feel the urge more often than necessary. When that comes to your bladders, there’s never a truer word spoken. Some foods and drinks are known to irritate the bladder, leading to potential leaks, but by making wise choices about what you eat, and reducing your intake of potential irritants, you can reduce many of the symptoms of OAB. Leah B. from Bradford says “I’ve seen an improvement with leaks and my sleep quality. I seem to sleep more deeply, which makes me feel more rested, and I’m also more confident in the daytime about going without a pad, which I didn’t think I’d be able to do again.” Your business model can change, your products can be different, the vision can be refined, but your belief in what you are creating through your business should never fade away. That’s the one thing that keeps me going! And finally, a more personal question! What’s your daily routine and the rules you’re living by at the moment? Ensure that you aren’t doing ‘just in case’ wees, and only go when you genuinely feel the call to pee.

Utilise our free Bladder Care Handbook: If you haven't already, we highly recommend exploring our Bladder Care Handbook. It contains valuable insights into lifestyle adjustments, diet tips, and pelvic floor exercises that can complement the supplement routine. Some of our customers have found that focusing on their lifestyle has been instrumental in identifying bladder triggers and improving their long-term results.

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This posture allows your pelvic floor muscles to relax and let your bladder fully empty itself. Squatting over the toilet seat can stop your bladder from emptying completely and cause unnecessary strain on your pelvic floor. Yes, public restrooms may not be the cleanest, but it’s better to cover the seat with some toilet paper than to risk damaging your pelvic floor.