It's all about Your Prostate
and that
Plumbing, Procreation, Recreation
Package Between Your Legs

You’ll laugh, you’ll learn and you’ll be amazed at how little you knew about that plumbing, procreation, recreation package between your legs. This is the only book of its kind that’s written in a language anybody can understand--the language guys use when they talk about those body parts “down there”!

 
And if you’re like most guys, you know very little about how your prostate controls those other parts below your belt, like when you’re peeing too often and/or when your Big Soldier won’t stand up and do what he’s supposed to do.

Why does this happen?

To Pee or Not to Pee tells you why it happens—it tells you everything you need to know about your prostate and the rest of those parts between your legs.

If you’re 50, there’s a 40 to 50 percent chance you’ll have some kind of prostate problem, and the older you get, the greater the odds.

But you’re not worried about any of that stuff—hell, you’re 60 and you only have to get up two, maybe three times a night to pee and you hardly ever get pee stains on your pants.  Most of the time Mr. Happy stands up, straight and tall, and performs whenever you want him to. So everything’s fine down there—most of the time, right?

Maybe, maybe not.
Did You Know You Might Have a Prostate Problem If:
You have to get up three, four or five times every night to pee.
You run to the toilet in the middle of the night and just dribble or drip when you get there.
Your bladder feels like it’s going to blow up and you can’t even squeeze out a drop.
It hurts when you pee.

You have a pain in your belly, in your groin or behind your ball sack (scrotum).
And you probably have a prostate problem if nothing stirs in your crotch when your significant other crawls in the sack, snuggles up and starts blowing in your ear. You want to respond but you know it’s impossible to push a rope.

Besides, this only happens three, four, maybe five times a month, so there’s nothing to worry about…..right? And you can always take a “poke” or “Pfizer-riser” (Cialis, Levitra, Viagra)—but they only work for about two-thirds of guys who try them, and they won’t do a damn thing for your peeing problems or any other prostate problems you might have !

I’ve got news for you, Stud Muffin—your prostate isn’t working the way it should be working and your symptoms could become worse and turn into something really serious! It would be a wise move to make an appointment with your doctor, now!

And here’s a bit of cheery news—you could have prostate cancer and not have any symptoms!

Now do you think it might be a good idea to see your doctor?

James Norris is a University of Wisconsin graduate and a seasoned journalist. His writing skills were honed under the mentorship of (the late) Wilson Hicks, executive editor of Life magazine. Mr. Norris has written hundreds of articles and stories that have appeared in newspapers, a wide variety of magazines and in scholarly publications, He is also the author of the ebook, Biting the Poison Bullet.

     “I started to think about writing To Pee or Not to Pee after I scoured the shelves of way too many bookstores trying to find something about the prostate gland that wasn’t dull, clinical, boring, and written in a language only an M.D. could understand. I didn’t find anything, so I wrote To Pee or Not to Pee. It’s a thoroughly researched reference that has all the medical facts about your prostate and related parts, and it’s written in a language anyone can understand. If you can’t understand it you’ve led an incredibly sheltered life”.

 
What They Are Saying About This Book

“The author’s refreshingly irreverent attitude made this book very readable. It’s not some dry medical text and yet it’s got the information you need in it. I’d recommend it to the men I know because they wouldn’t be falling asleep while reading some thing they really need to know.
        Henry Mecredy, Engineer

“This book tells it all—using the language most men actually use when talking about this part of their anatomy! A most informative yet humorous must-read for men 50 and over—and for the women who love them.”
       Judi Craig, Ph.D., Executive Coach

“This is a thoroughly researched book; It explains the physical process in very understandable terms. I’d recommend it to any intelligent male who has a good sense of humor.”
       Craig Austin, Attorney

“This book was not only comprehensive, but really fun to read. It gives you a good look at treatment options for prostate problems-- a serious subject, but I laughed all the way through it.”
       Jonathan Rice, Ph.D. Clinical Psychologist

To Pee or Not to Pee is a thoroughly researched reference that’ll arm you with all the facts you need when you see your doctor. Prostate cancer is real.

When you read it you’ll laugh, you’ll learn and you’ll be amazed at how little you knew about that plumbing, procreation, recreation package “down there”.

       
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