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Got U.T.I's?
Urinary tract infections
D-mannose to the rescue. This product is all natural and helps in the prevention of
urinary tract infections. D-mannose is a simple sugar. Chemically, it is closely
related (a stereoisomer) to glucose. It is found in cranberry and pineapple juice.
When D-mannose is ingested into the body, most of it is rapidly absorbed from the
upper GI tract into the bloodstream, passing through the kidneys where it is
extracted and added to the urine. Only a very small amount of D-mannose is actually
metabolized by the body. What benefit, you might ask, could possibly derive from
something that the body treats mostly as a waste product?
Enter E. Coli
Escherichia Coli (of E. Coli) is the normal bacterium found in every intestinal tract,
and when out of balance, can have a disruptive effect on overall health, especially
immune system function.
The Results-UTI's
The same E. Coli bacteria can wreak havoc when they find their way into the wrong
place, namely the urinary tract. In fact, 80-90% of all bladder infections (cystitis)
can be attributed to E. Coli entering the urinary tract, a problem 50 times more
common in women and girls than in men. E. Coli bacteria present in the vagina
migrate into the urethra and onward to the bladder , which is why many women end
up with a bladder infection every time they have intercourse. The reason E. Coli
bacteria present such a persistent problem is that their physiochemical makeup
enables them to stick like glue to the inner walls of the urinary tract and bladder.
D-Mannose to the rescue
The remarkable thing about D-mannose is that its chemical structure causes it to
adhere to E. Coli bacteria even more tenaciously than E. Coli adhere to human cells.
Normal urination, therefore, with a sufficient level of D-mannose present, becomes a
simple and effective treatment for condition. E Coli cells coated by D-mannose in the
urine become unglued and get flushed right out of the body.
Urinary tract infections
D-mannose to the rescue. This product is all natural and helps in the prevention of
urinary tract infections. D-mannose is a simple sugar. Chemically, it is closely
related (a stereoisomer) to glucose. It is found in cranberry and pineapple juice.
When D-mannose is ingested into the body, most of it is rapidly absorbed from the
upper GI tract into the bloodstream, passing through the kidneys where it is
extracted and added to the urine. Only a very small amount of D-mannose is actually
metabolized by the body. What benefit, you might ask, could possibly derive from
something that the body treats mostly as a waste product?
Enter E. Coli
Escherichia Coli (of E. Coli) is the normal bacterium found in every intestinal tract,
and when out of balance, can have a disruptive effect on overall health, especially
immune system function.
The Results-UTI's
The same E. Coli bacteria can wreak havoc when they find their way into the wrong
place, namely the urinary tract. In fact, 80-90% of all bladder infections (cystitis)
can be attributed to E. Coli entering the urinary tract, a problem 50 times more
common in women and girls than in men. E. Coli bacteria present in the vagina
migrate into the urethra and onward to the bladder , which is why many women end
up with a bladder infection every time they have intercourse. The reason E. Coli
bacteria present such a persistent problem is that their physiochemical makeup
enables them to stick like glue to the inner walls of the urinary tract and bladder.
D-Mannose to the rescue
The remarkable thing about D-mannose is that its chemical structure causes it to
adhere to E. Coli bacteria even more tenaciously than E. Coli adhere to human cells.
Normal urination, therefore, with a sufficient level of D-mannose present, becomes a
simple and effective treatment for condition. E Coli cells coated by D-mannose in the
urine become unglued and get flushed right out of the body.
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