Aajonus did not provide a direct definition of bedwetting as a condition. However, within his framework, any involuntary nocturnal discharge, including loss of bladder control during sleep, would be understood not as a disease or dysfunction in and of itself, but as a symptomatic expression of the nervous system's detoxification activity during sleep, which is when the body and brain conduct the majority of their cleansing work.

From the Primal Diet Newsletter (18th Edition), Aajonus stated directly:

Within his framework, the nocturnal nervous system detoxification cycle, which he explicitly states affects children particularly, produces a range of involuntary physical expressions during sleep, of which spasms, twitches, bad dreams, and loss of nervous system control over bodily functions would all fall under the same causal mechanism: the detoxification of heavy metallic minerals and chemical food additives from the brain and nervous system during the sleep state.

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Based on the directly relevant source material, Aajonus identified the following root causes for nighttime neurological disturbances in children (the framework under which bedwetting would be classified):

Primary Cause: Accumulation of Cauterized Metallic Minerals and Chemical Food Additives in the Brain and Nervous System

From the Primal Diet Newsletter (18th Edition):

These metallic minerals, in their cauterized (damaged, free-radical) form, are not usable by the nervous system in the way that naturally occurring metallic minerals are. Instead they accumulate and create dysfunction. The brain and nervous system attempt to discharge them during the sleep cycle, which is the primary detoxification window.

Secondary Cause: Nighttime Detoxification Activity of the Brain and Nervous System

The brain and nervous system are most active in detoxification during sleep. When the load of toxic metallic minerals and chemical compounds is high, particularly in children whose systems are less buffered and whose bodies are still developing, this detoxification process creates neurological disturbances: spasms, twitches, bad dreams. Within Aajonus's framework, loss of bladder control during sleep (bedwetting) would be categorized as a spasm or loss of nervous system coordination of smooth muscle function, triggered by the same detoxification cascade.

Tertiary Cause: Synthetic Fabrics and Environmental Toxins Breathed During Sleep

Aajonus was insistent that what children breathe during sleep contributes significantly to their toxic load. He specifically identified antibacterial blankets and synthetic fiber bedding as sources of toxic lint that children inhale directly:

And from the Primal Diet Newsletter:

Children spend the majority of their sleeping hours in close proximity to bedding, mattresses, and blankets. If those materials are synthetic, polyester, rayon, any petrochemical-derived fiber, the child is breathing toxic lint continuously throughout the night. This adds directly to the toxic mineral and chemical load that the nervous system must then attempt to detoxify, creating or worsening the very spasms, twitches, and bad dreams (and by extension, loss of neurological control during sleep) that Aajonus attributed to this mechanism.

Quaternary Cause: Protein Deficit During the Night

Aajonus repeatedly and explicitly stated that failing to eat during the night, going more than five hours without food, causes the protein level in the blood to drop to a dangerous threshold. He described the consequence:

And more fully from another transcript passage:

In the context of children, this protein deficit during sleep would exacerbate the toxic and neurological environment, potentially contributing to loss of bladder control by further destabilizing the nervous system's regulatory capacity.

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Aajonus did not specifically reframe bedwetting as a symptom. However, based on his direct statements about the category of symptoms to which it belongs, the following reframing applies within his framework:

Conventional View: Bedwetting is a developmental delay, a sign of immature bladder control, a psychological issue, or a neurological deficit requiring medical intervention.

Aajonus's Reframe: Within his framework, the nighttime spasms, twitches, and loss of neurological control that occur in children during sleep are signs that the body is actively detoxifying heavy metallic minerals and chemical compounds from the brain and nervous system. The symptoms are not a dysfunction, they are evidence that the body is doing its cleansing work, which it does most intensively during sleep. The problem is not the detoxification process itself; the problem is the accumulation of the toxins that necessitate that level of detoxification activity.

He stated clearly:

The word "too frequently" is important, he is not saying all nighttime detoxification is problematic. He is saying that when the toxic load is so high that detoxification is continuously intense during sleep, it disrupts the child's sleep and produces involuntary physical events. The remedy, in his framework, is to reduce the toxic load, through diet, through environmental changes, and through supporting the body's detoxification capacity, not to suppress the symptoms.

Additionally, from his teaching on sleep and milk:

The body during sleep is doing enormous work, detoxifying, rebuilding, healing. Children's bodies, particularly when fed processed foods containing chemical additives, are under significant neurological stress during this process.

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Aajonus did not specify a food protocol for bedwetting directly. However, his general protocol for supporting nighttime neurological function, reducing the toxic load on the brain and nervous system, and ensuring stable blood chemistry through the night is detailed extensively in the source material and constitutes the relevant protocol within his framework.

Warm Raw Milk Before Bed

From multiple workshop transcripts, Aajonus was explicit:

And again:

The effect of warm milk on the nervous system was described by Aajonus in terms of its relaxant properties:

For a child prone to nighttime neurological disturbances, which in his framework is the mechanism producing bedwetting, warm raw milk with honey and cream before sleep would be the foundational intervention. This is not speculative; Aajonus stated it explicitly for hyperactivity and irritability, which share the same root cause (nervous system toxicity and instability) as the nighttime spasms and twitches he attributed to the same mechanism.

Specific Pre-Bedtime Protocol from We Want to Live

Aajonus described a specific pre-bedtime food protocol, documented in We Want to Live:

He was also specific about what NOT to include in this pre-bedtime formula:

This is a critical detail. Berries with raw eggs trigger detoxification from glands, which would intensify the very nighttime detoxification activity that Aajonus identified as producing sleep disturbances in children. Apple excites the adrenals, further destabilizing the nervous system during sleep.

For Wired, Hyperactive, or Neurologically Disturbed Children

Raw fish a few hours before bed, followed by warm raw milk with honey (or the egg/banana smoothie with honey), is the protocol for children or individuals who are neurologically hyperactive, which Aajonus explicitly linked to nervous system toxicity from the same metallic mineral accumulation.

Nighttime Feeding, Preventing the Protein Drop

Aajonus was emphatic that eating during the night is essential. For children with nighttime disturbances, this is especially relevant:

The solution he described:

And:

For a child, this would mean having warm raw milk or a small milkshake available at the bedside to consume if they wake during the night, maintaining blood protein stability and preventing the cannibalistic red blood cell cascade that creates massive toxicity and further neurological stress.

The Lubrication/Moisturizing Formula During the Night

Aajonus described distributing the lubrication formula across meals and the nighttime:

The formula itself:

This formula supports the body's ability to lubricate and protect tissues, including the nervous system, through the night. It tastes like lemon meringue.

Cheese and Honey for Nighttime Mineral Absorption

For specific mineral-related conditions, Aajonus prescribed cheese and honey in the middle of the night:

He described a specific case: a woman with 32% osteoporosis (32% of her bones thinned) whom he had take:

While this was for osteoporosis, the principle, using cheese to bind and draw out toxic minerals, with honey to facilitate the process and feed the bacteria, applies to the broader protocol of managing metallic mineral accumulation in the brain and nervous system.

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Aajonus did not provide a specific recovery timeline for bedwetting. However, his framework for the resolution of toxic accumulation in the brain and nervous system, which is the underlying mechanism, gives some indication.

His general principle, expressed repeatedly, is that the body heals at the rate that the toxic load can be safely cleared and that sufficient raw nutrients are available to rebuild damaged tissues. He stated in the context of another neurological condition that required intensive detoxification support (hot baths, diet change):

He also described the general principle:

The implication within his framework is that the healing of the nervous system, including the resolution of nighttime spasms, twitches, and related symptoms, happens during sleep itself, provided the child is sleeping in a clean environment (natural fiber bedding, no synthetic outgassing), eating a raw food diet free of food additives, maintaining protein intake through the night, and consuming warm raw milk with honey before sleep to relax the nervous system.

The timeline would be individual and dependent on the depth of toxic accumulation, the consistency of dietary and environmental changes, and the child's overall constitution.

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