We all have
helpful and harmful bacteria within our body, and U.T.I’s (or bladder
infections) are caused by too much harmful bacteria entering the urinary tract.
While a healthy immune system can often ward off these debilitating infections,
they can be triggered by any number of factors including hormone fluctuations,
stress, dehydration, or bacteria from perspiration or feces entering the
urinary tract.
Herbal UTI Treatment
One woman who
used to suffer from frequent bladder infections told me she would go through
phases where she would feel ‘bladdery’ -- or in other words she would
constantly feel she was on the verge of getting a U.T.I. Since she started
using Clear Cold Sores, Shingles & U.T.I’s when she did get an infection,
the frequency, intensity and duration of her U.T.I’s significantly diminished,
and whenever she gets the rare bladder infection the formula relieves it right
away. She no longer has to take
antibiotics.
Clear Cold Sores,Shingles & U.T.I.s does not work to prevent U.T.I.s but there are a number
of fairly easy preventative measures you can take to ward off bladder
infections:
1. Stay hydrated
and urinate often. Don’t wait when you need to “go.”
2. After sex
always urinate as soon as possible and shower if you can
3. Take D Mannose
– this simple sugar keeps e coli bacteria, the biggest UTI culprit, from
adhering to urethra walls. Taking D Mannose before and after sex and as a
preventative during those times you’re feeling ‘bladdery’ will help prevent
many bladder infections.
4. Take vitamin C
regularly. This helps increase the acidity of your urine, which reduces the
amount of harmful bacteria in your urinary tract.
5. If you’re
feeling ‘bladdery’ avoid these foods and beverages that can trigger an
infection: alcohol, coffee, tea, citrus fruits, and anything with excessive
amounts of sugar.
If you follow
these tips and keep Clear Cold Sores, Shingles and U.T.I.s on hand, you may be
pleasantly surprised and totally relieved to discover your bladder infections
are a problem of the past.
Best in Health!
About the author :
Dr. Stas' Ozog III, Ph.D.(A.M.), L.Ac., Dipl. A & C.H.(NCCAOM), MTOM
Dr. Stas' Ozog III, Ph.D.(A.M.), L.Ac., Dipl. A & C.H.(NCCAOM), MTOM
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