"IMAGINE HOW GREAT LIFE CAN BE!" That is the mission of ISA since its founding in 1979. We offer quality products and workshops to bring positive change and growth to our clients. As part of our program, the patented, FDA approved Kegelcisor® and the Kegel Enhancer® are made in the USA and are green products. ISA and its founder Dr. Stuart Bloch proudly offer these devices to help those women plagued by bladder control issues. If you have further questions, please email Dr. Bloch directly at:
ISA offers a 90 day money-back guarantee on the cost of the Kegelcisor® or Kegel Enhancer®. Contact our toll free number to obtain return authorization information.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Myth: There's nothing that can be done about incontinence.
Fact: There's a lot that can be done. In the majority of cases, continence can be restored or improved with behavioral techniques, devices, drugs, or surgery.
Myth: Incontinence is a normal consequence of aging.
Fact: Incontinence is never normal at any age, according to Neil Resnick, M.D., chief of gerontology at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston. Age-related changes in the lower urinary tract may make older people more likely to experience incontinence, but for most older people, even the very old and frail, incontinence can be treated successfully.
Myth: The only successful treatment is surgery.
Fact: The majority of patients can be helped with other treatments.
Myth: Incontinence is inevitable for women who have given birth.
Fact: Giving birth can injure or weaken the pelvic region, but that doesn't mean incontinence is inevitable. Exercises often help.
Myth: A little leakage sometimes, such as during a sneeze or cough, is no big deal. It's not worth telling the doctor about.
Fact: If urinary leakage is troubling at all, it's worth mentioning to the doctor. People can learn to manage the problem or be free of it altogether. Incontinence is the major reason senior citizens are institutionalized.
Shipping Information:
Orders are shipped USPS Priority Mail. Contact our toll free number for inquiries on order status or delivery.
ISA Research and Education 450 Shrewsbury Plaza Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
1-888-534-3512 (hours between 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. EDT)
Frequently Asked Questions:
Myth: There's nothing that can be done about incontinence.
Fact: There's a lot that can be done. In the majority of cases, continence can be restored or improved with behavioral techniques, devices, drugs, or surgery.
Myth: Incontinence is a normal consequence of aging.
Fact: Incontinence is never normal at any age, according to Neil Resnick, M.D., chief of gerontology at Brigham and Women's Hospital, Boston. Age-related changes in the lower urinary tract may make older people more likely to experience incontinence, but for most older people, even the very old and frail, incontinence can be treated successfully.
Myth: The only successful treatment is surgery.
Fact: The majority of patients can be helped with other treatments.
Myth: Incontinence is inevitable for women who have given birth.
Fact: Giving birth can injure or weaken the pelvic region, but that doesn't mean incontinence is inevitable. Exercises often help.
Myth: A little leakage sometimes, such as during a sneeze or cough, is no big deal. It's not worth telling the doctor about.
Fact: If urinary leakage is troubling at all, it's worth mentioning to the doctor. People can learn to manage the problem or be free of it altogether. Incontinence is the major reason senior citizens are institutionalized.
Shipping Information:
Orders are shipped USPS Priority Mail. Contact our toll free number for inquiries on order status or delivery.
ISA Research and Education 450 Shrewsbury Plaza Shrewsbury, NJ 07702
1-888-534-3512 (hours between 10:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. EDT)
Questions? email Dr. Bloch at drstuartbloch@yahoo.com
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