Bed Wetting

[Guest guest]

Hi Rose

 

He should do the thorough body cleanse ending with the Kidney Bladder Flush as found in archives. That should handle the physical side of things.

 

To handle the "mental" side, which can be very disturbing to a young'un, a chiropractor friend of mine had a patient (child) with the same problem and went to the kids home with parents there and had the kid lie down on his bed and deliberately and causatively wet his bed. He had a very difficult time trying to do it and after much hilarious laughing by the whole family including the boy, he managed to do so. He never wet his bed again after that handling. I've never tried this approach myself with a patient as I've never had a case to deal with however, I'm excited about trying it on a patient who comes on my lines. The idea is to take the significance and guilt off of wetting and to put the "cause" factor back in for the child. This whole action should be done in a "Spirit of Play", make a game of it, and keep it light, but I'd definitely do the cleanse and kidney flush first.

 

Try it and let me know.

 

Love,

 

Ian

 

Ian Shillington N.D.Dr.IanShillington

 

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Rose Meyer

herbal remedies

Thursday, December 14, 2000 8:04 AM

Re: [herbal remedies] Digest Number 626

Does anyone have any rememdies for bedwetting? My sonis 8 1/2 and usually wets the bed each night if Idon't wake him up during the night, and sometimes eventhen wets. Tests indicate that his bladder is 2/3 thesize it should be for his age. Any suggestions?Rose

[Guest guest]

Glenda,

Visualization was a very effective tool for my children to help with

bed wetting. Any story that you can make up that has a trigger to wake

her when she needs to use the bathroom. My children had a special

friend in a secret place.

This also worked for anxiety, help with falling asleep and headaches

as the " special friend " has the right answers or potions. Sounds a bit

silly but all it is is programming the subconscious to heal or help the

conscious state.

This is also not just for younger children as my son used this

technique to control anger when he was a college wrestler.

Make up the visualization with her, tell the story several times to

her so she can hear it and when she goes to bed at night, have her go to

her special place.

I hope this helps. If not, I have not tried this but from my

readings corn silk tea helps.

Roxanne

 

Roxanne J. Brown

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