Dispelling the Night-Time Frequent Urination Myth

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Hi everyone...

 

Homeopathic Lycopodium is very useful for many cases of frequent

night urination, both for males and females... But as always, more

specific information about the person is highly useful to chose the

most indicated remedy...

 

Be Well,

 

Dispelling the Night-Time Frequent Urination Myth

 

" Physicians frequently ask the question about a man's night-time

frequency of urination when evaluating his prostate problems. This

question seems to imply that the frequency of urination is the

result of his prostate being enlarged, and perhaps many physicians

believe this is the reason. However, the two are not connect because

elderly women who have no prostate can also have the need to go to

the bathroom several times during the night. An enlarged prostate

can prevent complete emptying of the bladder and increase the

frequency of urination, but this is not the major reason for

frequent night-time urination.

 

Fluids tend to accumulate in the legs of both men and women as we

get older. This is water in the tissue and is exacerbated by the

high-sodium, low-potassium in our modern diet. It can become an

obvious symptom of someone with congestive heart disease. Gravity

tends to keep the fluid in the lower extremities during the day.

While we sleep in the horizontal position the fluids are not held

down by gravity and are taken out of the tissue to be dumped in the

bladder. This action continues during the night and a person with

obvious signs of swelling in the feet or ankles will find the

swelling greatly reduced by morning.

 

The best way to reduce the retention of fluids is to balance the

sodium-potassium in the body. This will also reduce the blood

pressure and help prevent congestive heart disease. We can still not

return to our youthful state, and some fluid retention during the

day with frequent urination during the night is inevitable.

 

Reversing High Blood Pressure with Potassium Chloride Salt "

 

Most doctors a oblivious about this as they are so plugged into

drugs that anything else just seems to escape them - sad.

 

The above is form a must read larger and excellent resource on the

prostate at

 

 

"PSA Screening Test for Prostate Cancer - Another Scam? "

 

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