Histadelia and Bedwetting: Exploring the Potential Link

Histadelia is a condition which occurs when unusually high amounts of histamine are present in a person's blood stream. These excessive levels can lead to over-production of saliva, tears and urine, just to name a few.

Features

• Histadelia is an illness of metabolism imbalance, in which histamine is produced in excessive amounts. Histadelia can be caused by undermethylation, a biological process used to regulate bodily functions.

Effects

• Some common side effects and symptoms of histadelia include severe headaches and migraines, excessive crying, nausea, frequent aches and depression. There are a whole litany of other associated symptoms, such as light sleeping and poor weight gain.

Prevention/Solution

• Treatment for histadelia involves the use of antifolates, a very specific kind of drug contained in calcium. Antifolates, which limit the functions of folic acids such as B vitamins, are frequently used in cancer treatments, specifically chemotherapy. Various forms of nutrient therapy -- specifically Vitamin C -- can also help greatly in recovery from histadelia, which can last up to six months.