The Morning Floor Protocol: What to Do in the First 10 Minutes Upright
A repeatable wake-up sequence for POTS: pre-hydration in bed, leg-pump moves on the floor, and slow vertical staging that buys you the rest of the day.
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Morning loading, exercise, and recovery protocols.
A repeatable wake-up sequence for POTS: pre-hydration in bed, leg-pump moves on the floor, and slow vertical staging that buys you the rest of the day.
A practical guide to choosing compression gear for POTS — pressure grades, knee-high vs thigh-high vs waist-high, and the trade-off between comfort and venous return.
A simple weekly log that turns POTS guesswork into patterns — what to track, how to spot triggers over a week, and how to bring the data to your clinician.
Mornings are often the hardest part of the day with POTS. A simple, repeatable fluid-and-sodium routine can make standing up less of a battle.
Overnight fluid shifts shape how mornings feel with POTS — an evening wind-down covering hydration, leg elevation, and prepping tomorrow's plan.
A structured 'load before you go' approach for known-tough activities with POTS — timing fluids and sodium, reading warning signs, and pacing through.
Why floor- and seated-based exercise is a common entry point for POTS, how to progress toward upright over time, and how to handle hydration and recovery.