NT 5 year old who wets the bed

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My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night. Usually, his

pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I understand.

Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in his

bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely soaked and I

have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not changed

anything lately. Any thoughts?

Thanks!

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How much liquid is he consuming after 5pm?

My son wets his pull up if he has too much to drink before bedtime.

He is four, we cut his liquids in half after 6pm and this helped so

he only wets once during the night. My dtr was the same way as a

toddler, she trained earlier but for her to get through the night we

had to take away her nighty cup.

Kids do urinate more often when chelating but the increased quantity

is probably due to an increase in his liquid intake.

>

> My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night. Usually,

his

> pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

> chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I understand.

> Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in his

> bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely soaked

and I

> have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not

changed

> anything lately. Any thoughts?

> Thanks!

>

>

[Guest guest]

My NT son was wetting the bed until he was 7. We worked with a

homeopath who suspected food colors. She recommended a detox

called " Addex " which detoxed food additives and colorings. After

just 2 weeks no more wetting at night. What a relief! It could

also be a food sensitivity or as suggested in the previous post just

too many liquids close to bed time.

Best to you,

Debbie

> >

> > My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night.

Usually,

> his

> > pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

> > chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I

understand.

> > Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in

his

> > bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely

soaked

> and I

> > have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not

> changed

> > anything lately. Any thoughts?

> > Thanks!

> >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

My son stopped wetting the bed within a couple of weeks after we

started enzymes. If you have any in the house, it might be worth a try.

Magnesium may help in some cases.

Also, I've read that peanut butter is sometimes linked to nighttime

wetting. I know it sounds far fetched, but I've talked to several

moms whose kids stopped wetting when they eliminated PB. Try it and see!

One more thing: try eliminating milk after lunch. I was a bed wetter

as a kid, and milk was the culprit. To this day (I'm 41!), I have to

get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night if I drink

milk after dinner. (Obviously, I no longer wet the bed, lol.)

HIH,

- In , " debbiel3560 " <debbiel3560@...>

wrote:

>

> My NT son was wetting the bed until he was 7. We worked with a

> homeopath who suspected food colors. She recommended a detox

> called " Addex " which detoxed food additives and colorings. After

> just 2 weeks no more wetting at night. What a relief! It could

> also be a food sensitivity or as suggested in the previous post just

> too many liquids close to bed time.

>

> Best to you,

> Debbie

>

> > >

> > > My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night.

> Usually,

> > his

> > > pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

> > > chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I

> understand.

> > > Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in

> his

> > > bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely

> soaked

> > and I

> > > have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not

> > changed

> > > anything lately. Any thoughts?

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

Most likely the enzymes helped him absorb more magnesium, which stops bed

wetting. Also, the note about eliminating the milk after lunch also speaks to

the need for more magnesium as excess calcium will create a magnesium

deficiency.

I am such a believer in the nutritional value of milk for those kids that can

tolerate it, that I would definitely try supplementing magnesium before I would

limit the milk. A good source of good milk, that is.

Some people get bed wetting when starting B vitamins as B6 increases the need

for magnesium.

My nt daughter wet the bed occasionally when she was 4, after being toilet

trained at 13 months (not my idea, but hers). Five days of supplementing

magnesium, stopped the bed wetting for good.

[ ] Re: NT 5 year old who wets the bed

My son stopped wetting the bed within a couple of weeks after we

started enzymes. If you have any in the house, it might be worth a try.

Magnesium may help in some cases.

Also, I've read that peanut butter is sometimes linked to nighttime

wetting. I know it sounds far fetched, but I've talked to several

moms whose kids stopped wetting when they eliminated PB. Try it and see!

One more thing: try eliminating milk after lunch. I was a bed wetter

as a kid, and milk was the culprit. To this day (I'm 41!), I have to

get up to go to the bathroom in the middle of the night if I drink

milk after dinner. (Obviously, I no longer wet the bed, lol.)

HIH,

- In , " debbiel3560 " <debbiel3560@...>

wrote:

>

> My NT son was wetting the bed until he was 7. We worked with a

> homeopath who suspected food colors. She recommended a detox

> called " Addex " which detoxed food additives and colorings. After

> just 2 weeks no more wetting at night. What a relief! It could

> also be a food sensitivity or as suggested in the previous post just

> too many liquids close to bed time.

>

> Best to you,

> Debbie

>

> > >

> > > My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night.

> Usually,

> > his

> > > pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

> > > chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I

> understand.

> > > Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in

> his

> > > bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely

> soaked

> > and I

> > > have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not

> > changed

> > > anything lately. Any thoughts?

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > >

> >

>

[Guest guest]

> My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night. Usually, his

> pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

> chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I understand.

> Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in his

> bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely soaked and I

> have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not changed

> anything lately. Any thoughts?

Yeast die off can do this. So can certain other things, like too much

B vitamins, intolerances, etc.

Dana

[Guest guest]

My son wetting himself (not at night though) was food intolerances,

specifically eggs and peanut butter. We were already GFCF. Sometimes

soy causes it too. The times it was really bad he was eating the giant

spoonfuls of peanut butter during the day.

Jen

>

> My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night. Usually,

his

> pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During

> chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I understand.

> Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in his

> bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely soaked

and I

> have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not

changed

> anything lately. Any thoughts?

> Thanks!

>

>

[Guest guest]

Hello, My vote is he needs more or at a seperate time from other

supplements more magnesium citrate.

second- cause is food allergy.

http://www.greatplainslaboratory.com/food-allergy.html#IgE

third- add a free-form amino acid complex to his supplements.

My 2 cents Ann

[Guest guest]

No changes to bed, pillow, bedding, pjs, or laundry detergent?

S S

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> My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night. Usually, <br>

his <br>

> pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During <br>

> chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I understand. <br>

> Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in his <br>

> bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely soaked <br>

and I <br>

> have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not <br>

changed <br>

> anything lately. Any thoughts?<br>

> Thanks!<br>

> <br>

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[Guest guest]

I think I have determined the reason for my NT 5 year old's bed

wetting. He has been on Biomed Comm CSE-6 (homeopathic IGF-1) for a

couple months. It has been VERY effective. But, it seems like there

can be a temporary bed wetting stage sometimes. We will see how it

goes and lower the dosage if needed.

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> > My (very normal) NT 5 year old wears a pullup at night. Usually,

<br>

> his <br>

> > pullup is wet in the AM but contains all the wetness. During <br>

> > chelation, he will often overflow the pullup, which I

understand. <br>

> > Lately, he has not been chelating yet is having huge floods in

his <br>

> > bed. It is so extreme that his sleeper becomes completely soaked

<br>

> and I <br>

> > have to shower him off. He is well supplemented and I have not

<br>

> changed <br>

> > anything lately. Any thoughts?<br>

> > Thanks!<br>

> > <br>

>

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