TAKING CARE OF THE URINARY TRACT IS EASIER BY TAKING CARE OF THE DEFENSES

After respiratory infections, urinary tract infections are the most common. In 90% of cases it is a cystitis (infection of the bladder), mainly affecting young women. They are almost always bacterial infections, with Escherichia coli (E. coli) being the usual bacteria. UTI often become recurrent, meaning more than 3 episodes a year.

The good news is that recurrent UTIs can be prevented! How's that? Following hygienic-dietary rules: drinking plenty of water, urinating frequently, urinating after sexual intercourse, cleaning the intimate area from front to back, not staying in wet bathing suits, wearing cotton underwear, showering rather than bathing, washing the urogenital area only with water or special intimate soaps

D-Manose is a monosaccharide with antiseptic activity in the urinary tract, being able to bind to the surface of E. coli, thereby preventing the bacteria from adhering to the bladder wall. Since it cannot adhere to the wall, it cannot receive nutrients, slowing its growth and proliferation and becoming free in the urine of the bladder, to be excreted with urination.

Cranberry is a berry that has been studied for its ability to prevent urinary tract infections. It is rich in proanthocyanidins, PACs, an active substance that has the same mechanism of action as D-Manose, preventing E. coli from binding to the bladder wall.

When used together, D-Manosa and American Red Cranberry are even more effective, as they are able to disable a greater number of bacterial adhesion points to the bladder, as they bind to different areas of the E. coli surface, to type I and P fimbrias, respectively. The Spanish Society of Urology published in 2017 a multidisciplinary guide on uncomplicated cystitis in women. It lists the use of D-Manose and American Red Cranberry as effective and safe ingredients for recurrent ITU using them continuously.

The leaves of the Gayuba plant have traditionally been used as a urinary tract antiseptic, in addition to aiding diuresis.

Vitamin C contributes to the normal functioning of the immune system and protects cells from oxidative damage. Having a strengthened immune system will better protect us from infectious agents.

THE FOLLOWING INGREDIENTS:

D-Manosa, American red cranberry [Vaccinium macrocarpon, E.S. titulado al 50% en Proantocianidinas (PACs)], Soluble maize fiber, Gayuba, Vitamin C (calcium L-ascorbate), Anti-caking agent (silicon dioxide), Sweetener (steviol glycosides from stevia), Flavour.

For 1 envelope

D-Manose: 2,000 mg or less

E.S. blueberry: 300 mg of which:

Input from PACs: 150 mg

It should be noted that the following conditions apply:

Vitamin C: 100 mg (125% of NRV *)

V*VRN: Nutrient reference values

METHOD OF USE:

Pour the contents of one envelope (3 g) into a glass, add water (100 ml) and stir until completely dissolved.

The recommended daily dose is 1 pack.

CONTAINS:

Pack of 15 envelopes of 3 grams each.