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Sudden urges to go and uncontrollable pee leaks are often considered just a natural part of aging. Impossible to get rid of and embarrassing to live with. But now, world-renowned urogynecologist Dr. Bell says that it doesn’t have to be like this: “Indeed, urinary incontinence is one of the most common issues that comes with age. But it’s not something 78 million American women have to deal with.” According to the latest breakthrough research from Harvard, Stanford, and UC San Diego, the reason why urinary incontinence won’t go away is not because it’s impossible to get rid of. It’s because Kegels, medications, and other typical remedies don’t actually target the real root cause that these credible institutions have just discovered. “We all thought that pelvic floor muscles that (supposedly) weaken with age cause urinary incontinence. But it’s actually your urinary microbiome that’s behind uncontrollable pee leaks and sudden urges to go.” Turns out, there’s an entire bacterial ecosystem in the bladder that is crucial for its health.