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The basis of Seipel Group is natural healing. Coming from a clinical background, our aim every day is to make a difference in the lives of our customers; to improve their health, life quality, happiness and longevity. We care as much about the people using our life-changing products, as we do, the quality and efficacy of each formula encapsulated and distributed.

Storage lower urinary tract symptoms including overactive bladder (OAB) and urinary incontinence (UI) affect millions of people worldwide, significantly impacting quality of life. The distressing symptoms include Involuntary urine loss, bladder accidents, urinary urgency, inability to reach the toilet in time, lack of control during urination, excessive day frequency and nocturia (overnight urination).

Up to 50 million Americans, both men and women, are affected. Research in other countries cite a comparable prevalence. To put this into perspective, there are roughly as many people with bladder control problems as there are with arthritis. And yet bladder control conditions are rarely discussed, less than half of sufferers tell their doctor, or even their partner, about their problem.

These conditions pose an enormous health cost burden. In 2000, these costs totalled US$19.5 Billion for urinary incontinence alone in the United States. In recent years, incontinence has generated $8.9 Billion per year just spent on pads, adult diapers and appliances. Plus, at least $3 billion annually on pharmaceutical drugs that are minimally effective and poorly tolerated. Consumers can easily spend over US $100 per month managing their incontinence symptoms.

Adult diapers are reportedly the fastest growing household products business at $8.9 billion globally with 48% growth projected 2015 – 2020. Unfortunately, infant and adult diapers along with padded underwear are one of the largest landfill waste products.

Incontinence sufferers are generally familiar with and seeking natural remedies. A survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Magazine indicated that 75% of those with overactive bladder had used some form of complementary and alternative medicine.
The market will continue to grow due to the steadily aging population and increasing numbers of seniors living active lifestyles.

Storage lower urinary tract symptoms including overactive bladder (OAB) and urinary incontinence (UI) affect millions of people worldwide, significantly impacting quality of life. The distressing symptoms include Involuntary urine loss, bladder accidents, urinary urgency, inability to reach the toilet in time, lack of control during urination, excessive day frequency and nocturia (overnight urination).

Up to 50 million Americans, both men and women, are affected. Research in other countries cite a comparable prevalence. To put this into perspective, there are roughly as many people with bladder control problems as there are with arthritis. And yet bladder control conditions are rarely discussed, less than half of sufferers tell their doctor, or even their partner, about their problem.

These conditions pose an enormous health cost burden. In 2000, these costs totalled US$19.5 Billion for urinary incontinence alone in the United States. In recent years, incontinence has generated $8.9 Billion per year just spent on pads, adult diapers and appliances. Plus, at least $3 billion annually on pharmaceutical drugs that are minimally effective and poorly tolerated. Consumers can easily spend over US $100 per month managing their incontinence symptoms.

Adult diapers are reportedly the fastest growing household products business at $8.9 billion globally with 48% growth projected 2015 – 2020. Unfortunately, infant and adult diapers along with padded underwear are one of the largest landfill waste products.

Incontinence sufferers are generally familiar with and seeking natural remedies. A survey conducted by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Magazine indicated that 75% of those with overactive bladder had used some form of complementary and alternative medicine.
The market will continue to grow due to the steadily aging population and increasing numbers of seniors living active lifestyles.