It's the Great Pumpkin Seed - How seed extracts can keep you from missing the important things

In the classic Charlie Brown TV special, Linus was willing to wait for the Great Pumpkin all night. But what if he had to pee? Well, he probably went somewhere in that field, but being the smart kid that he was, he was probably aware that pumpkin seeds had medicinal properties that strengthen his ability to hold urine.
 
In fact, as far back as the time of the Ancient Aztecs, pumpkin seeds were prepared in such a manner that the end product could effectively be used as a treatment of bladder, kidney, and digestive problems. Native American Tribes and Africans traditionally used pumpkin seed extract oil to resolve issues with an overactive bladder as well as various urinary problems.
 
Technically, pumpkin seed oil extract is rich in delta-7-sterols and fatty acids. Research has shown that pumpkin seed oil alone, or in combination with Phytosterol, can prevent the growth of the prostate that is induced by testosterone. There are two components to pumpkin seed extracts: water-soluble essence extracts and fat-soluble extracts. The phytochemicals between the two are different. With advancements in biotechnology, it is possible to isolate the seed extract oils into the fat- and water-soluble components. The water-soluble product has proven to be the far more potent, and is more efficiently absorbed into the blood stream.
 
These derivatives of pumpkin seeds provide many benefits to the bladder. They inhibit testosterone converted into DHT, enhance pelvic floor muscles, and increase nitric oxide production, relaxing the bladder in turn. Combined, these effects can help people that suffer from overactive bladder and urinary incontinence by reducing the feelings of urgency they experience, thereby reducing their trips to bathroom.
 
In fact, pumpkin seed extract is the key ingredient in the popular blabber control herbal remedy, Aztec Secret Formulation For Urinary & Prostate Control. Combined with other potent herbs, this formula has been known to regulate testosterone levels to prevent weakened bladder sphincter muscles.
 
With the urge to urinate under control, you’re less likely to miss the arrival of the Great Pumpkin, or events equally as important, due to constant trips to the bathroom.