{"id":24275,"date":"2014-08-27T12:50:28","date_gmt":"2014-08-27T11:50:28","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.silvereco.org\/en\/?p=24275"},"modified":"2026-01-22T13:50:43","modified_gmt":"2026-01-22T12:50:43","slug":"physical-activity-helps-against-chronic-prostatitis-new-harvard-study-suggests-but-the-fight-for-a-healthy-prostate-gland-is-stronger-with-dr-allens-device","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.silvereco.org\/en\/physical-activity-helps-against-chronic-prostatitis-new-harvard-study-suggests-but-the-fight-for-a-healthy-prostate-gland-is-stronger-with-dr-allens-device\/","title":{"rendered":"Physical activity helps against chronic prostatitis"},"content":{"rendered":"

Physical activity helps against chronic prostatitis, new Harvard study suggests, but the fight for a healthy prostate gland is stronger with Dr. Allen\u2019s device.<\/p>\n

Indeed, it relieves disturbing symptoms of chronic prostatitis and chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CP and CPPS), improving men\u2019s wellbeing and helping to combat depression, which often develops in response to poorer conventional treatments.<\/p>\n

Moreover, Fine Treatment highlights a recent study led by The Harvard School of Public Health encouraging men to stay more physically active in order to lower the risk of CP\/CPPS as they age.<\/p>\n

\u00a0Dr. Allen\u2019s Thermobalancing therapy : a natural treatment that helps\u00a0against Chronic Prostatitis<\/h2>\n

\"iStock_000014098843XSmall-e1348843805840\"<\/a>Men with chronic prostatitis are often over-treated with antibiotics, medications and even prostate removal procedures; in many cases, unfortunately, these treatments do not work, with depression being a common consequence. Fine Treatment recommends that men with CP\/CPPS use Dr. Allen\u2019s Device for Prostate Care and, in addition, stay physically active, in line with a new Harvard\u2019s study findings.<\/p>\n

\u2018Physical Activity and Chronic Prostatitis\/Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome,\u2019<\/em> an article in the Medicine and Science in Sports and Exercise Journal<\/a>, by The Harvard School of Public Health,<\/strong> dated August 10, 2014, discusses the relationship between physical activity and incidence of CP\/CPPS.<\/p>\n

It is the first large scale and most comprehensive study to date on this association. Its findings suggest that higher levels of leisure-time physical activity may lower risk of CP\/CPPS in middle-aged and older men.<\/p>\n

At the same time, a leading urologist Professor Ivan Aghajanyan, Head of the Department of Urology at The Mikaelyan Institute Surgery, who has been conducting clinical studies on the use of Dr. Allen\u2019s Devices, says: \u201cThe initial results have shown high efficacy of Dr. Allen\u2019s Devices in the treatment of chronic prostatitis, BPH and kidney stones. Younger men have been cured from the disturbing symptoms of chronic prostatitis, while senior men have had the symptoms of BPH eliminated.\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n

Essentially, Dr. Allen\u2019s Thermobalancing therapy is a natural treatment option for chronic prostatitis. It is non-invasive and totally harmless, yet its efficacy is remarkable.<\/p>\n

Often the failure of conventional treatments leaves men in distress, and a mental health problem can occur. Neuroticism, for instance, has been found to possibly be the most important personality trait associated with treatment response and the severity of depression and somatization in patients with CP\/CPPS, says a scientific study on \u2018The association of personality trait on treatment outcomes in patients with chronic prostatitis\/chronic pelvic pain syndrome,\u2019 in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research, of February 2014.<\/p>\n

The therapeutic Dr. Allen\u2019s Device for Prostate Care “helps men to recover from chronic prostatitis and CPPS naturally”<\/em>. Designed as a belt with a special thermo-element, it\u2019s comfortable to wear daily throughout the treatment period.<\/p>\n

Video :<\/strong> Best treatment for chronic prostatitis with Dr. Allen’s device relieves pelvic pain effectively<\/strong><\/em>
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