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Vol. 2, No.
3 | March 2010
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Welcome
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Foods and
Drinks That Make You Leak
Recently
diagnosed with Incontinence? Don't worry, here is a list of some
foods and Drinks that make you gotta go! The foods listed here are
acidic and can irritate the bladder, alcohol dehydrates by making
you have to urinate, and coffee and chocolate contain caffeine
which acts as a diuretic also making you gotta go!
Spicy foods
Sweeteners
Onions
Bananas, Grapes, Apples
Aged cheese, sour cream
Prunes
Condiments
Processed Foods
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Wine, liquor, beer
Coffee, Tea, Energy Drinks, Colas
Chocolate
Acids: Citrus Fruits and Juices- Pineapple
Tomatoes-acidic
Cranberries and Cranberry Juice
Carbonated Drinks
Pickeled, smoked,or canned meat or fish
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Of course this may sound like alot, but you can take small steps
and see how it goes.
Try switching to caffeine-free.
Try cooking the onions, which could make them easier on your
bladder or switch to shallots, which are milder. Use caution with
condiments- they have acids and other bladder irritating
ingredients. To flavor meals, use tamer spices, extracts and
garlic.
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