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UTI Defence Bundle plus
UTI Defence Bundle plus
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1. Anti-Adhesive Properties: Both cranberry and D-mannose are believed to have anti-adhesive properties. UTIs are often caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli) bacteria attaching to the urinary tract walls and multiplying. The compounds in cranberry and D-mannose may help prevent E. coli bacteria from sticking to the urinary tract lining, making it harder for the bacteria to cause an infection.
2. Natural and Low-Risk Option: Cranberry and D-mannose are natural substances and are generally considered safe. Compared to antibiotics, which are commonly prescribed for UTIs, cranberry and D-mannose may be a lower-risk option for some individuals, especially for those who experience recurrent UTIs or have concerns about antibiotic resistance. If you have been prescribed antibiotics and used them you should always use a probiotic supplement afterwards to balance your gut flora.
3.Symptomatic Relief: Some individuals find that cranberry and D-mannose products provide symptomatic relief from UTI symptoms, such as a burning sensation during urination and frequent urges to urinate. While they may not fully cure the infection, they could help manage the discomfort associated with UTIs.
2. Natural and Low-Risk Option: Cranberry and D-mannose are natural substances and are generally considered safe. Compared to antibiotics, which are commonly prescribed for UTIs, cranberry and D-mannose may be a lower-risk option for some individuals, especially for those who experience recurrent UTIs or have concerns about antibiotic resistance. If you have been prescribed antibiotics and used them you should always use a probiotic supplement afterwards to balance your gut flora.
3.Symptomatic Relief: Some individuals find that cranberry and D-mannose products provide symptomatic relief from UTI symptoms, such as a burning sensation during urination and frequent urges to urinate. While they may not fully cure the infection, they could help manage the discomfort associated with UTIs.
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