A (US) on 09/22/2024
In the past it would require an emergency room run to have a doctor or emergency assistant to insert a catheter for relief. Drinking 1/8 to 1/4 tsp. of magnesium oxide in 8 oz. of R.O or distilled water a day would prevent it. For more immediate relief of occurring urinary retention a 1/8 to 1/4 tsp. of magnesium oxide in 1 to 2 fl. oz. of water for implant or flush enema works well. With magnesium deficiency and colon dysbiosis oxide of magnesium may be preferred over other forms of magnesium.
Luis G. (Colombia) on 08/10/2019
Massaging this point clockwise (toning) I found immediate relief. Neither allopathic (conventional) medicine, nor bioenergetic medicine, nor homeopathic medicine offered me a solution.
Thank God I found healing when I was already very frustrated and disappointed.
Diatomaceous Earth for Bladder Issues Cathy (Tennessee) on 09/10/2018
Charles D. (Burlington, Ontario, Canada) on 01/03/2018
Mollie (Miami) on 08/16/2017
On to plan B.
I poured some castor oil into my hand and massaged in into my lower abdomen. A while later (less than an hour) I realized the pain was gone.
I think I caught the bladder infection early; not sure that it would have worked so easily if the infection was more established.
Holly (Millersville) on 06/07/2017
Natural Girl (Ga) on 02/25/2017
Nutmeg for Overactive Bladder Lori (Farmersville, Tx) on 10/20/2016
I am shocked to say it absolutely worked. I went to the store and bought some nutmeg. Ate a little on the way home and nearly immediately it stopped my nearly constant urge to use the restroom. Amazing.
Carolinablueskies55 (Nc) on 09/29/2016
Lea (Ca, Usa) on 07/28/2015
It wasn't until the last couple of years that I discovered that consuming sugar caused these flare ups. I believe that I had systemic Candida.
Now, as long as I strictly limit the amount of sugar I consume, I have no more bladder issues, headaches or body aches.
Marilyn (Usa) on 06/23/2015
Stachys Lavandulifolia for Bladder Issues Kasra (Tehran) on 02/11/2015
I've been suffering from bladder pain almost my whole life. All of a sudden a friend of mine gave me some herbal tea and insist me to use it, I refused to take it because I don't drink anything even water unless I have to.
I don't know exactly what made me add it to tea and drink it, and after using it I yet didn't realize that it made me don't feel my bladder anymore that bothered me a lot during the day, right after drinking anything, while peeing and when I was sleeping at nights ( I woke up 3/4 times per night to go to bathroom even when my bladder was not full it forced me to go bathroom and have a painful urination ).
Anyway, I'm using it almost everyday, and here are the results that I never experienced in my life with anything else before:
I like the scent it gives to tea, you can have it without tea, I guess it can make even better results if you take it solo.
I hope it helps you all with bladder issues, it is a relief in my life and I seriously like it and recommend it to everybody, not only people with bladder issues, but anyone who wants to enjoy an amazing herbal tea. you should prepare it exactly how you prepare tea.
I take two glass mixed with tea everyday.
Make sure to not add sugar or other sweetener to make best results , but I take dates with it myself :-) ( with cookies it was still effective but not as much as I took it with dates ). I don't think many people are aware of it yet, but I hope everyone will.
Kk (Sherwood Ar) on 03/31/2014
Anon (Anon) on 12/15/2013
Joeelli (Dublin) on 10/08/2013
Sa (H, Kt) on 09/07/2013
Jade (Oblivion, Ohio) on 06/06/2013
For the past few years, I have had trouble with urinary frequency and leakage and get recurrent mild UTIs. From my research, I am guessing this is due to my terrible lifestyle habits. I am fortunate that I do not have hypertension or diabetes. Six months ago, I did a complete diet and lifestyle overhaul and started seeing a naturopathic physician. I've cut out all of the diet and processed foods. I don't take any medications, only herbs. I eat an 80% raw diet, juice, and blend. My energy level and thyroid function have improved dramatically, but I am still struggling with my kidneys/bladder. I take probiotics and cranberry supplements. I've tried D-Mannose as well. What would you suggest to repair my kidney and bladder trouble with the suspected cause of food toxins?
Thank you, :)
Sa (SL) on 05/29/2013
Cheryl (Stearns, Ky) on 05/03/2013
Joy (Battleground, Wash) on 04/19/2013
They also talked about absorption problems causing vitamin and mineral deficiencies and how they cause hormone imbalance and how the hormone imbalance affects the muscles that hold the bladder in place.
They said APPLES DO NOT CAUSE THIS PROBLEM and encourage eating apples.
