It's not scary to wet the bed.

Author: Hozu Eiichi
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: When providing lifestyle guidance for bedwetting children based on Hozu theory, the main approach is to wait for natural development. It is important to avoid any factors that hinder nighttime urination. This issue is not just about enuresis but is a fundamental problem in parenting methods. In recent years, some mothers have sought quick and easy solutions, inadvertently hindering the child's autonomous development. Prematurely training children to urinate independently can actually hinder their natural development.
Dr. Hozu Eiichi, the author of this book, conducted extensive research and discovered that enuresis is caused by insufficient secretion of antidiuretic hormone by the pituitary gland, leading to delayed development of the neuroendocrine system. From this perspective, when guiding bedwetting children, the "three principles" of "don't wake them up," "don't hurry," and "don't get angry" should be emphasized. Additionally, for severe cases, a hormone therapy has been developed, a groundbreaking achievement that is the first of its kind worldwide, bringing hope to those suffering from enuresis.