Overactive Bladder Clinical Trial Accepting Bitcoin Donations

(Newswire.net — December 27, 2017) Tampa, Florida —  An important Overactive Bladder clinical trial is now accepting cryptocurrency donations via Bitcoin address 1MYQWHJFYHDsUkSvsRVGjHudJdniXMye5F.  In order to speed up getting the patented Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique® to desperate patients seeking a solution for their annoying life altering problem, the decision has been made to accept cryptocurrency donations. Depending on the total amount that’s donated, the clinical trial can be run by a well-known top ranked hospital in urology or through a private clinical research organization.

Invented by Dr. Justin Mandel, DOM AP LAC, the Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique® is such an incredibly unique approach to treating Overactive Bladder that Harvard called it “intriguing”. This simple sentence sums it up, “when abdominopelvic flexibility increases, urinary symptoms decrease”.  After years of treating patients with it, it’s currently believed that it works by naturally “reexpanding” the space around the bladder, which allows it to normally refill with urine without experiencing increased urinary symptoms.

On December 26, 2017, an application has been submitted to the Pineapple Fund. This $86 million dollar fund provides funding for medical research. As one of the top 250 largest Bitcoin holders, their donations are sent to worthy causes entirely in Bitcoin cryptocurrency. Their main themes according to their website is “supporting medical research, gender equality, and taking innovative approaches to do good in this world.”

Dr. Justin Mandel, DOM AP LAC from Disruptive Medical Advancements, LLC had this to say about it, “Accepting Bitcoin via address 1MYQWHJFYHDsUkSvsRVGjHudJdniXMye5F to advance the Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique® is the next natural step in it’s evolution for where it needs to go. Since the public can get direct access to viewing the blockchain where donations are sent, this will provide many distinct advantages that were not previously possible. Because blockchain provides the ability for 100% transparency all donators can go online and see how they their funds will be used. Since the cost for a clinical trial is in the mid six to low seven figures, it will be fairly easy for a clinical research organization (CRO) or a hospital’s urology department to accept our money in cryptocurrency form from the donations that have been collected. 

Prestigious medical institutions like Harvard, Johns Hopkins and Emory University’s urology department have thoroughly reviewed it’s intricate 36-page study protocol in its entirety.  I’m extremely pleased to say that after 3-months of developing it, it has passed all of their highly stringent standards with flying colors.

To date, 100% of all of the capital needed to take the Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique® thus far has been entirely self-funded out of my own pocket. But, now with a prohibitively expensive clinical trial next up to bat, it’s time for someone else to step up to the plate and help make this next phase a reality. 

With a fund like the Pineapple Fund or another caring benefactor who perhaps has been affected by Overactive Bladder, 2018 could be the breakthrough year that the world needs to bring the Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique® to it.”

To discover more about the Bladder RE-EXPANSION Technique® so you can make your own cryptocurrency, go to www. BladderREEXPANSIONtechnique.com.