@Outdoctrination: If you are WAKING UP TO PEE AT...
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May 17, 2025
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If you are WAKING UP TO PEE AT NIGHT, here's what's going on:
We have a hormone called anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) that stops us from peeing.
If you're getting up throughout the night to pee, you're probably low on it.
How can you make sure you're making enough? Well... ⬇️
We have a hormone called anti-diuretic hormone (ADH) that stops us from peeing.
If you're getting up throughout the night to pee, you're probably low on it.
How can you make sure you're making enough? Well... ⬇️
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Anti-diuretic hormone is dependent on VITAMIN C to be produced.
Consuming vitamin C rich foods, especially before bed, like:
◇ Red berries
◇ Kiwi
◇ Citrus fruit + juices
or supplementing, is the first step.
More on how to get enough vitamin C (+ its other benefits) below.
Consuming vitamin C rich foods, especially before bed, like:
◇ Red berries
◇ Kiwi
◇ Citrus fruit + juices
or supplementing, is the first step.
More on how to get enough vitamin C (+ its other benefits) below.
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SALT can also help you stop peeing at night.
A decrease in salt intake can decrease the osmolarity of your fluids,
leading to a decrease in antidiuretic hormone output.
Kind of like how when you eat a lot of salt you get thirsty - when you drink water without enough salt you'll pee it out.
A decrease in salt intake can decrease the osmolarity of your fluids,
leading to a decrease in antidiuretic hormone output.
Kind of like how when you eat a lot of salt you get thirsty - when you drink water without enough salt you'll pee it out.
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Low salt intake can increase stress hormones.
1,150 milligrams vs 5175 mg of sodium, higher salt:
☆ Cuts adrenaline in half
☆ Slashes noradrenaline
both of which increase blood pressure, increasing the amount of fluid pumped through the kidneys that needs to be excreted.
1,150 milligrams vs 5175 mg of sodium, higher salt:
☆ Cuts adrenaline in half
☆ Slashes noradrenaline
both of which increase blood pressure, increasing the amount of fluid pumped through the kidneys that needs to be excreted.
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POTASSIUM is also incredibly important here.
When it's is low, the kidneys become resistant to vasopressin (ADH).
97% of people don't get enough potassium, some foods with lots of it:
➞ Potatoes (any kind)
➞ Orange juice
➞ Coconut water
➞ Cream of tartar
➞ Lean red meat
When it's is low, the kidneys become resistant to vasopressin (ADH).
97% of people don't get enough potassium, some foods with lots of it:
➞ Potatoes (any kind)
➞ Orange juice
➞ Coconut water
➞ Cream of tartar
➞ Lean red meat
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ACIDITY causes overactive bladder.
The nerves innervating the bladder can be activated by acidic urine, causing the "needing to pee" sensation.
People who have overactive bladder and pee in the middle of the night have acidic urine.
The nerves innervating the bladder can be activated by acidic urine, causing the "needing to pee" sensation.
People who have overactive bladder and pee in the middle of the night have acidic urine.
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Baking soda is a powerful sleep aid.
Baking soda corrects the problem of acidity in the urine and:
‣ Decreases night time urination
‣ Improves daytime energy
‣ Massively improves subjective sleep
@ 1 tsp, twice daily.
Baking soda corrects the problem of acidity in the urine and:
‣ Decreases night time urination
‣ Improves daytime energy
‣ Massively improves subjective sleep
@ 1 tsp, twice daily.
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If you can't stay asleep (or wake up to pee), you need to try GLYCINE.
3g before bed reduces:
⬩Night time urination
⬩Urination urgency
⬩Blood pressure
Glycine acts as a neurotransmitter that inhibits the nerve's contractions in the bladder through the night.
3g before bed reduces:
⬩Night time urination
⬩Urination urgency
⬩Blood pressure
Glycine acts as a neurotransmitter that inhibits the nerve's contractions in the bladder through the night.
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Another thing that can cause you to wake up to pee is a lack of oxygen.
This is often due to a decrease in carbon dioxide levels. Carbon dioxide drives oxygen into tissues.
A lack of oxygen can cause an increase in the sympathetic nervous system, which will result in more peeing.
This is often due to a decrease in carbon dioxide levels. Carbon dioxide drives oxygen into tissues.
A lack of oxygen can cause an increase in the sympathetic nervous system, which will result in more peeing.
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If you wake up to pee at night - you're probably low on CALCIUM or VITAMIN D.
These are crucial for LOWERING parathyroid hormone (PTH).
HIGH parathyroid hormone can reduce the kidneys' responsiveness to antidiuretic hormone.
Lowering PTH resolves nighttime urination.
These are crucial for LOWERING parathyroid hormone (PTH).
HIGH parathyroid hormone can reduce the kidneys' responsiveness to antidiuretic hormone.
Lowering PTH resolves nighttime urination.
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If you wake up to pee at night, your CIRCADIAN RHYTHM is probably off.
This dictates the release of antidiuretic hormone & melatonin, which prevent you from peeing at night.
⇨ Consistent sleep / wake times
⇨ Bright light in the morning
⇨ Darkness at night
Are the keys here.
This dictates the release of antidiuretic hormone & melatonin, which prevent you from peeing at night.
⇨ Consistent sleep / wake times
⇨ Bright light in the morning
⇨ Darkness at night
Are the keys here.
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Nutrition, stress and an unbalanced nervous system can all end up contributing to this.
Ultimately, it is a symptom of poor overall health - but we can help you with that.
If YOU want personalized help from us, schedule a call with us here: prism.miami/scheduling
Ultimately, it is a symptom of poor overall health - but we can help you with that.
If YOU want personalized help from us, schedule a call with us here: prism.miami/scheduling