Medi Moses’ Prostacure tops them all
Dr Moses De-Gaulle Dogbatsey, the CEO/Medical Director of the Medi-Moses Prostate Centre, is one medical practitioner whose emergence in the health sector has provided some relief for men suffering from benign prostate enlargement.
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His inventions and innovations which deal with this grave medical condition among men, have led to the production of Prostacure Natural Tea which has caught the attention of the world.
At the Made-in-Ghana Awards, organised by the Entrepreneurs Foundation of Ghana last weekend to celebrate indigenous Ghanaian business personalities and industries, Dr Dogbatsey’s Prostacure was adjudged the Overall Best Made-in-Ghana product. The award, which is the third to be won locally and the sixth international award, put the Medi Moses Prostate Centre miles ahead of its competitors.
Apart from that, the product has also been named as the Herbal Tea of the Year because of its strong commitment to quality and brand excellence.
The award was received on behalf of the Centre by Dr Moses De-Gaulle Dogbatsey, the CEO/Medical Director and Mrs Juliana Adyzie Dogbatsey, the Administrator of the Centre and one of their sons, De-Gaulle Moses Kofi Dogbatsey Jnr. It was presented to the team by Mr Robert Jackson, the American Ambassador to Ghana.
He was first recognised in 2015, where he was acknowledged as the Best Entrepreneur in the Health Sector. The citation which accompanied this award described him as “creative, innovative and nurturing the vision to create employment for many people across the country, as well as contributing to the growth of the private sector.’’
In an interview with The Mirror, Dr Dogbatsey said he was highly elated, motivated and inspired by this award and he used the opportunity to advise all men who are 35 years and above to regularly check for benign prostate enlargement to ensure that any problems are dealt with early enough.
About Prostacure
Prostacure Natural Tea is a 100 per cent pure herbal food supplement used for improving urine flow in men with lower urinary tract symptoms (LUTS) such as frequent urination during the day and night, straining while urinating, difficulty in urinating, incomplete urination or incomplete emptying of the bladder, hesitancy or delay at the start of urination, intermittency or interruption in urine flow, weak stream or slow urine flow and urgency or inability to hold urine.
The flagship product of the centre, which has been thoroughly and scientifically analysed by the Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST) in Kumasi in terms of its effect on the liver and kidneys, has been certified to be safe.
The Food and Drugs Authority (FDA) also double-checked the findings from KNUST before finally certifying the product.
Prospective studies carried out involving 20,000 male patients between 25 and 80 years over a seven-year period showed remarkable improvement in their LUTS within two to eight weeks of using Prostacure Natural Tea.
There was also enhanced libido and sexual function after using Prostacure. This was especially good news for men who had tried conventional therapies and experienced a decline in sex drive and performance, according to Dr Dogbatsey.
With this success story, Dr Dogbatsey said he was overwhelmed by the recognition the centre had received over the past six years and attributed the accomplishment to the meticulous and credible treatment and cure for benign prostate enlargement.
Education/Training
Dr Dogbatsey, a principal medical officer and pharmacognosist (specialist in plant medicine) from the School of Medical Sciences and the Faculty of Pharmacy, respectively, of KNUST, after training in orthodox medicine, said he practised for eight years at the Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (KATH) in Kumasi.
He was later seconded by the government to the Centre for Scientific Research into Plant Medicine at Mampong Akuapem as head of the Medical Research Department for five years.
He later left to establish the Medi-Moses Prostate Centre where he was able to manufacture over 15 100-per cent pure herbal food supplements to manage a wide range of ailments affecting mankind naturally.
International honours
Over the past five years, the Medi-Moses Prostate Centre has received some international honours. The first was in 2012 when the West Africa Nobles Forum, a group made up of professionals who have reached the pinnacle of their chosen professions, awarded the centre as the leading prostate enlargement treatment centre in West Africa.
In 2013, the centre received the International Arch of Europe Award in the Gold Category as the number one natural prostate enlargement treatment centre in the world in Frankfurt, Germany.
In the same year, the centre was again recognised in Paris, France, where it received the World Quality Commitment Award in the Diamond Category.
In 2014, the centre was again recognised in New York, where it was awarded the International Award for Excellence and Business Prestige.
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Then in 2014, the Medi-Moses Prostate Centre was recognised in London, the United Kingdom, where it was rewarded with the Quality Crown Award.
According to Dr Dogbatsey, so far more than 20,000 patients across the world had benefitted from treatment at the facility.
The Medi-Moses Prostate Centre has been awarded yet another international award, the ISAQ International Star Award for Quality, for its strong commitment to quality brand excellence.
The centre was also recognised for its leadership and innovation in the realm of customer satisfaction by the Business Initiative Directions (BID) Group One at an awards ceremony in Geneva, Switzerland.
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A lot of commendations have come from all over the world, including the President and Chief Executive of the BID Group, Mr Jose E. Prieto, who summed up his delight at the work of the centre during one of the award ceremonies he presided over as,“The award recipient is an icon of commitment to leadership, technology and innovation, making him a model for his sector.’’
He commended the Medi-Moses Prostate Centre for making “quality a core focus for continuous improvement of management to maintain leadership in its sector and community.’’
Corporate social responsibility
Over the years, Dr Dogbatsey has engaged in numerous corporate social responsibility programmes which include visits to churches such as Christ The King Catholic Church, the Tesano Baptist Church, the Church of Pentecost, among others, as well as companies, institutions and organisations, old school association meetings and Rotary clubs to give talks and offer free screening.
Additionally, the centre sponsored the 1965 Black Stars team which won the African Cup of Nations during its 50th anniversary celebration.
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The centre also takes care of the medical bills and provides the team members who are still alive with health care.
It has also made donations in cash and in kind to the National Blood Bank, and assists pensioners who cannot afford their medical bills by offering them discounts.