
Natural Ways to Ease POTS & Dysautonomia 💧
Living with POTS or Dysautonomia can be overwhelming, but small daily habits can make a big difference. 🌿 From hydration and minerals to gentle movement and rest, discover natural ways to support your body and bring more balance into every day. 💧
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Tatyana Harrison
10/22/20252 min read

Because small steps truly can make stronger days
Hey friend 💛
If you’re living with POTS, which stands for Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, or another form of Dysautonomia, I want you to know something very important. You’re not invisible, and you’re not alone.
I don’t personally have this condition, but the more I’ve learned, the more my heart has opened to how deeply it affects daily life. Even simple things like standing up, getting dressed, or enjoying time outside can feel like running a marathon.
It takes incredible strength to keep showing up when your body feels unpredictable. This post isn’t medical advice, it’s just a gentle guide from someone who cares — a few natural ways that might help you support your body and create more balance through small, consistent routines. 🌿
Start Your Morning Slow and Supported
Before getting out of bed, drink a cup of water with electrolytes. It helps prevent dizziness and gives your body a gentle start. Consistency matters more than perfection. When you support your body first thing in the morning, you set the tone for your day.
Amazon Finds
LMNT Electrolyte Drink Mix
Nuun Hydration Tablets
Add a Pinch of Pink Himalayan Salt
Salt plays a powerful role for people with POTS. It helps your body retain fluids and keeps your blood pressure stable. A pinch of pink Himalayan salt in lemon water can make a big difference in how you feel.
Amazon Finds
Sherpa Pink Himalayan Salt, Fine Grain
Glass Water Bottle with Fruit Infuser
Keep Hydration on Auto Pilot
Most people with POTS need more fluids than the average person. Try to sip throughout the day and keep water or electrolytes nearby. Find a bottle or tumbler that you love and let it remind you to hydrate.
Amazon Finds
Hydro Flask Tumbler
Cirkul Starter Kit
Embrace Gentle Movement
You don’t have to work out hard to help your body. Gentle, consistent movement can make a difference over time. Yoga stretches, recumbent bike sessions, or slow walks all help improve blood flow and rebuild stamina.
Amazon Finds
Yoga Mat – Extra Thick for Cushioning
Resistance Bands Set
Try Compression Wear
Compression socks and leggings are a quiet game changer for many people with POTS. They help blood flow evenly through your legs and prevent that heavy, tired feeling that comes from pooling blood.
Amazon Finds
Physix Gear Compression Socks
Graduated Compression Leggings
Nourish Your Minerals
Magnesium and potassium are key minerals for energy and heart balance, and many people with Dysautonomia are low in them. Eating potassium-rich foods or adding a gentle magnesium supplement can really help.
Amazon Finds
Magnesium Glycinate Supplement
Banana Chips for Potassium
Rest When You Need It
Rest isn’t a weakness. It’s part of healing. Your body works harder than most people realize, so allowing yourself to slow down is one of the kindest things you can do. Cozy socks, tea, a blanket, and quiet time can make a big difference.
Amazon Finds
Weighted Blanket for Relaxation
Organic Chamomile Tea
Final Thoughts
If you take anything from this, let it be this: you are not weak. Your body simply needs extra care. With patience, hydration, minerals, movement, and gentle consistency, you can absolutely create brighter days and calmer mornings. 🌞
Sending you warmth, hope, and strength always
WellNest Lifestyle
