Avoiding Frequent Urination at Night

Dr. Group offers tips on how to minimize those late night trips to the restroom and how to finally get a good night sleep.

4 Responses to “Avoiding Frequent Urination at Night”

  1. Lana Fultz says:
    February 11th, 2009 at 8:24 pm

    I need your advice! I have high blood pressure even though I eat healthy, no salt, no sugar, low fat diet, I have never smoked, I have never drank alcohol. I am already on two blood pressure already and they are not working. My doctor wants me to take a calcium channel blocker, but I have refused because he said it may make my legs swell up. If my legs swell up then I can not go to work because my job requires a lot of walking. What do I do? I have recently added 30 minutes extra exercise every other day. I need to loose 20 pounds.

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    Dr. Edward Group replied on February 17th, 2009:

    What I have found in my research is HBP is directly linked to a sluggish congested liver. I would do the following and then re-evaluate your health
    status:

    Dr. Groups Whole Body and “Green Living” Cleanse Steps:

    Step 1: Fill out my Health Questionnaire to evaluate your current health status

    Step 2: Perform the 7-Day Oxygen Colon Cleanse or the 6-Day Advanced Oxygen Colon Cleanse (recommended for best results)

    Step 3: Perform your first Liver & Gallbladder Cleanse

    Step 4: Rest for 5-10 days

    Step 5: Perform your second Liver & Gallbladder Cleanse. During this time start on your Harmful Organism Cleanse.

    Step 6: Fill out the Health Questionnaire again to evaluate your progress.

    Step 7: Rest for 5-10 days

    Step 8: During this rest period, test yourself for heavy metal toxicity using the Mineral Check Test Kit

    Step 9: Perform your third Liver and Gallbladder Cleanse

    Step 10: Rest for 5-10 days and fill out the Health Questionnaire again

    Step 11: Perform the Chemical & Heavy Metal Cleanse

    Step 12: Continue on a maintenance dose of Oxy-Powder® 2-3x weekly to keep your intestines clean and prevent toxins from entering your body.

    Step 13: Perform the “Green Living” Cleanse.

    Thanks,

    Dr. G

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  2. joy says:
    February 3rd, 2009 at 7:54 am

    please sent me datail on how minimize this?

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    Dr. Edward Group replied on February 4th, 2009:

    Hi Joy,

    I would start with the following:

    Dr. Groups Whole Body and “Green Living” Cleanse Steps:

    Step 1: Fill out my Health Questionnaire to evaluate your current health status

    Step 2: Perform the 7-Day Oxygen Colon Cleanse or the 6-Day Advanced Oxygen Colon Cleanse (recommended for best results)

    Step 3: Perform your first Liver & Gallbladder Cleanse

    Step 4: Rest for 5-10 days

    Step 5: Perform your second Liver & Gallbladder Cleanse. During this time start on your Harmful Organism Cleanse.

    Step 6: Fill out the Health Questionnaire again to evaluate your progress.

    Step 7: Rest for 5-10 days

    Step 8: During this rest period, test yourself for heavy metal toxicity using the Mineral Check Test Kit

    Step 9: Perform your third Liver and Gallbladder Cleanse

    Step 10: Rest for 5-10 days and fill out the Health Questionnaire again

    Step 11: Perform the Chemical & Heavy Metal Cleanse

    Step 12: Continue on a maintenance dose of Oxy-Powder® 2-3x weekly to keep your intestines clean and prevent toxins from entering your body.

    Step 13: Perform the “Green Living” Cleanse.

    NOTE: Detoxifying the body is a big step in the right direction, but it must be coupled with an active effort to start avoiding or eliminating your exposure to heavy metals and toxic chemicals on a daily basis. My new book Health Begins in the Colon describes these toxins in detail and gives you easy methods for identifying and eliminating them from your diet, home and work environment so you can live a healthy, clean, and green life!

    After you finish cleansing the night urination should stop. If Not please contact me for further instructions.

    Thanks,

    Dr. G

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