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javascript appears to be disabled in your browser. javascript must be enabled to fully utilize the functionality of this website. personalise our website. select location united kingdom select language english select currency gbp (£) save preferences sign in keep me signed in lost password? sign up is not required on our website. simply visit our shop then checkout when ready! lost password enter your email address to have reset instructions sent to you. sign in? hi my account my password my profile log out menu phone account 0 basket waterfall-d-mannose.com advice / order line +44 0 1904 789559 login 0 en $ supplements d-mannose bladder health 1000mg d mannose tablets 500mg d mannose tablets 50 gram d mannose powder tub 50 gram d mannose powder flatpack 50 gram d mannose lemon tub 50 gram d mannose lemon flatpack d-xylose teeth & bones 100 gram powder tub 100 gram powder flatpack d-ribose heart & muscle l-arabinose weight loss oregano oil essential oils probiotics gut health urine test strips urinalysis pets d-mannose for pets urine test strips for pets articles articles diagnosing cystitis & uti cystitis in cold weather interstitial cystitis & travel making urine alkaline treating e.coli infections view all articles health blog blood in urine cystitis relief cystitis symptoms interstitial cystitis uti in men water infection view all entries customer stories shop shop online find a stockist contact contact us about us anna's story website faq why we care close menu basket contents problems ordering? please call us on +44 0 1904 789559 options secure payments worldwide delivery superior quality natural health blog cranberry juice & cystitis cranberry juice may not prevent cystitis one of the first well intentioned pieces of advice that is passed on to women who develop utis is that cranberry juice helps cystitis. according to a study published in the january 2011 issue of clinical infectious diseases, this is unfortunately not the case. it is simply a response to the desperate need for an alternative to increasingly defunct allopathic approaches. gradually people are beginning to understand the necessity of using antibiotics sparingly; they realise the impact on overall health of indiscriminately killing off bacteria and doctors and patients are choosing to avoid the magic bullet approach to health. "the researchers studied 319 otherwise healthy college women, with a mean age of 21 years, who were diagnosed with acute uti at the michigan health service laboratory between august 2005 and october 2007. they observed the participants for 6 months or until a second infection occurred and assumed that 30% of the women would experience another uti during the observation period. the subjects were randomly assigned to drink 8 ounces of 27% low-calorie cranberry juice cocktail (n = 155) or the same amount of a placebo juice (n = 164) at 2 times a day throughout the 6-month follow-up. self-collected vaginal and rectal specimens and a clean-catch midstream urine specimen were presented by the women at baseline and at 3 months and 6 months. these were cultured to determine the presence of uropathogens". medscape medical news the interesting finding was that cranberry juice drinkers had a greater recurrence of cystitis and utis: the recurrence rate was 16.9% the cranberry juice drinkers had a slightly higher recurrence rate of 20.0% symptoms reported up to 1 month or longer did not differ much between the groups. women who had 2 or more previous utis, the risk for occurrence was significant but cranberry juice had no significant impact on those with or without such a history. so why does the idea that cranberry juice is useful against cystitis and utis still persist? is it to do with old studies or perpetuated wisdom that we find hard to let go of. we find the most compelling evidence is to do with acidity of the urine. cranberry juice contains ascorbic acid, which actually acidifies the urine. most people now share the view that there is a link between acidic urine and exponential growth of gram negative bacteria. the cycle: e.coli and klebsiella (and some other gram negative uropathogens) have 'burst cycle' population explosions that occur under optimum feeding conditions. you drink cranberry or something else that makes the urine acidic - or get dehydrated and there is a build-up uric acid in the bladder. when the acidic urine enters your bladder, there is a burst of proliferation of the e.coli, doubling their colony size over the next 20 to 30 minutes. they use up the acids in your urine in the process, and pass alkalis and endotoxins into the urine. as the urine becomes more alkaline, and the bacteria are effectively living in their own waste, they gradually become semi-dormant, slowing down their multiplication rates by as much as 100%. you ingest more cranberry juice or cranberry tablets, and start the process off again. it's not that they can't metabolise alkalis, but they don't seem to be so efficient at it. in conclusion, the controversy continues, with the esfa looking to ocean spray to modify its claims with regard to cranberry juice and cystitis and with some professionals (decreasingly) still recommending cranberry. cranberry juice and cranberry pills many people who search for home remedies for their cystitis and uti problems seem to think that cranberry pills or cranberry juice are good against utis. but we at sweet cures discovered years ago that, if anything, cranberry pills make uti problems worse, and cranberry juice completely antagonises the problem. there are some very good reasons for this: the most common bacteria that cause utis are e.coli and klebsiella, accounting for up to 95% of all utis. these bacteria are very acid resistant to the point where they thrive in acidic conditions. they can metabolise both uric acid, which enters the urine as a result of breakdown of (mainly) meat proteins, and its close relative hippuric acid that enters the urine as a result of consuming cranberry juice or cranberry pills. looking at this from a common-sense point of view, why would anyone feed the bacteria that were causing their problem? think of the bacteria that attack the bladder and urinary tract as violent hooligans who are smashing up the street causing a lot of pain and suffering... who’d feed them, and who’d give them a comfortable environment to replicate in? a better thing to do would be handcuff them and flush them down the loo. that’s what d-mannose does with bacteria. your letters... is cranberry juice helpful? we are often asked whether cranberry juice is helpful. one of our satisfied and well informed customers forwarded this unsolicited letter to us. she had originally sent it to a uk magazine: dear ... you probably recall my concerns raised about the lack of any scientific evidence supporting the health claim made by ocean spray with regard to cranberry juice. well on monday 24th january 2011, the radio 4 consumer affairs programme you and yours highlighted this. european scientists have spent the last 4 years investigating the health claims made by many manufacturers on their packaging as a result of the european nutrition and health claim regulation introduced in 2007. 80% of the assessed health claims have been rejected or disproved by the european food safety authority (efsa). this includes health claims made by ocean spray. following the application made by ocean spray related to their cranberry products, the efsa panel concluded in 2009: "the evidence provided is not sufficient to establish a cause and effect relationship between the consumption of ocean spray cranberry product and the reduction of the risk of uti in women by inhibiting the adhesion of certain bacteria in the urinary tract." my understanding from this suggests that the clinical trial was not conducted in the correct manner. i have noticed that cranberry juice is mentioned on your sia website (under factsheet-bladder management); i strongl

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