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This formula is a specific for controlling or overcoming bed-wetting and to strengthen the entire urethral canal, kidneys, bladder, etc. This formula consists of the following herbs: Parsley Root, Juniper Berries, Marshmallow Root, White pond Lily, Gravel RoPot, Uva Ursi, Lobelia Herb, Ginger Root & Black Cohosh Root. Another helpful hint prior to retiring is to fasten a ball about six to eight inches in diameter of yarn or string or cloth onto the nightclothes in the middle of the back. The main reason for doing this is really quite simple; it is helpful in preventing the individual from lying on the back. Why? When someone lies on their back, this is generally the time and position in which the valves release to void urine. How does this work? Well, when this person rolls over onto their back their tendency is to start to release urine. However, due to this incredibly uncomfortable ball in the middle of the back, they tend to wake up just prior to voiding urine, thus, saving much clean up time and mess, not to mention all of the embarrassment that one would experience if this were to happen. (Formula for children—see Kid-e-Col)
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TRADITIONAL AILMENTS TREATED: Bed Wetting Cystitis Enuresis Kidneys Nephrolithiasis Renal Calculi Urinary Calculi Urinary Tract Infection Urolithlasis
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Bladder Formula Capsules: (Natural Incontinence or Bed Wetting Formula)
Orally: Take up to 2 capsules 3 times a day or as directed by your health care professional.
For optimum results: Take 2 capsules 3 times a day. Separate usage from other formulas by approximately 30 minutes.
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In the event the reader of this volume uses the information without the approval of a health care provider, he/she is prescribing for himself/herself and assuming full responsibility for it. This is his/her right to do so, but The School of Natural Healing assumes no responsibility for his/her actions. These nutritional products and programs are not offered as an alternative to a orthodox medical, osteopathic, homeopathic, or chiropractic approach to treat diseases, but rather, an adjunct to the conventional treatments and a supportive program that can be used in combination or in addition to other therapies, if desired. Good nutrition does not oppose or contradict the orthodox forms of healing. It complements them.
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