The prostate pain… it's not just an "old man's" disease anymore?

A lot of truck drivers tend to have prostate pain.

So do bus drivers, motorcycle riders, limo chauffeurs, and other
people who spend all day in a vehicle bouncing around, constantly
putting pressure on their "nether region." A lot of it is because
all that sitting (not good for long periods of time) with pressure
constantly hitting their prostate from vibrations in the vehicle is
wreaking havoc on them.

Same with men who ride bikes a lot.

Or anyone who puts pressure on their groin for long periods.

Plus, sitting all day makes for a sedentary lifestyle.

I have this problem myself.

I have to force myself to get up every 15 minutes or so, or run the
risk of having not only prostate pain, but other pains (testicular,
leg cramping, blood clotting).

If you think about it, it's kind of ironic.

Man has lived by the sweat of his brow for thousands of years.

But in the last 50 years that all changed.

We started having more desk jobs, long commutes and watching movies
& TV for hours on end without getting up except to go to the
bathroom.

Is it "coincidence" 21st century man is plagued by prostate issues?

That's it's not just an "old man's" disease anymore?

And that it is so common?

Anyway, just something to think about.

Good news is you don't have to live with the pain.

There ARE ways to deal with it.

Without drugs.

Without surgery.

And without invasive procedures.

To see how I relieved my pain (naturally) check out:

www.ssp3forte.eu