Urinary system

Due to my issue with frequent nighttime urination (nocturia), which caused me to wake up at least three times a night, along with having to wake up at 2 or 3 a.m. to set up my shop, my sleep quality was consistently poor. However, after attending the Bodhi Meditation Health & Happiness Retreat, I now sleep soundly every night and feel full of energy each day. I am truly grateful to Grandmaster JinBodhi.

For the past six months, I've been grappling with frequent urination, causing significant inconvenience in my daily life. I’ve become hesitant to drink water due to occasional bouts of urinary incontinence, where I lose control of my bladder. During the night, I find myself waking up to use the restroom at least four times. On the first night of attending the Bodhi Meditation Health and Happiness Retreat, I only woke up once or twice; the next morning, I only had to use the restroom once. The symptoms of frequent urination have significantly improved and have remained in this state ever since. Grandmaster’s energy blessing is truly powerful!

Many women are confronted by physical and mental challenges during their menopausal years. Are there ways to help women experience a smooth, natural transition? Let’s listen to Fengjiao Zhang’s heartwarming story.

Twenty-six years ago I suffered from kidney failure due to gout. The function of my kidneys deteriorated over time and I had to be on dialysis. I needed to manually operate the equipment for two hours every morning, and had to undergo dialysis for 10 hours every night.

I began living a hectic lifestyle in my early 20s, working nine to 12 hours a day and neglecting my health. Beginning in October 2014, I often felt exhausted, nauseous and had a poor appetite. Through a medical checkup, I learned that I had renal dysfunction and my creatinine index was high at about 2 mg/dL. (Editor’s note: The creatinine index reflects the kidneys’ ability to filter. The higher the value of creatinine, the greater the renal dysfunction. The normal creatinine value in women is between 0.50 mg/dL and 1.10 mg/dL.)