UTI Remedy with D-Mannose

Studies proving just as effective as antibiotics, offering a healthier, natural alternative. *NIH.gov

*Users saythis remedy is just as effective for people. Dosage is twice a day for four days then once a day for four more days. For chronic UTI problems in elderly, users say this may need to be dosed for longer and on a daily maintenance dosage. Repeated UTI in elderly women are mainly caused by antibiotic use and the bacteria can affect their brains causing psychosis and anger issues making UTIs a severe health issue.

Gravel root a diuretic used for both urinary and arthritic problems."Natural Remedies

Dandelion rich in substances like nitriles, phenylacetic acid and vomifoliol, which contain diuretic and antimicrobial action. These help to treat a UTI by increasing urine elimination and decreasing the quantity of bacteria alon the urinary tract. *Healthlline

Uva Ursi there is evidence suggesting that it provides symptom relief when used in acute UTI. *NIH.gov, Healthline

Acerola the high vitamin C content that makes acerola especially good for anyone who is experiencing repeated UTIs.*WebMD

Basil has antibacterial properties and may help fight bacteria if you have respiratory, urinary, abdominal, or skin infections.*WebMD

Cranberries contain a substance that can prevent bacteria from sticking on the walls of the bladder. This may help reduce bladder and other urinary tract infections (UTIs). *NIH.gov

D Mannose may help prevent or alleviate symptoms of urinary tract infections (UTIs) by preventing bacteria from adhering to the bladder wall, offering an alternative to antibiotics.*NIH.gov

IVDD Formula of Ester C can be given with this at a recommended daily maintenance dosage, here's why:

Quercitin & Curcumin studies show them effective in the prevention of recurrent UTIs, with a significant improvement of related symptoms at a 12-month follow up.*NIH.gov

Ester C a non acidic buffered vit c as an antibacterial and anti-biofilm agent can decrease a persons risk of urinary tract infections.And studies show may be an effective remedy for urinary tract infections involving nitrate-reducing bacteria.

Directions: 

0-20 pnds: 1/4 tsp twice a day for four days, then once a day for 4 more days. 

21-50 pnds 1/2 tsp twice a day for four days, then once a day for 4 more days. 

51-100 pnds 3/4 tsp twice a day for four days, then once a day for 4 more days. 

over 100 pnds 1 tsp twice a day for four days, then once a day for 4 more days.