Magnesium stearate in D-mannose
When shopping for D-mannose you might see that some manufacturers advertise that their D-mannose is “Magnesium stearate free”. Do you need to be concerned about
Author: Anastasia Visotsky
Consider this before buying AZO UTI defense
There are just a few FDA approved over the counter drugs to deal with the first signs of UTI. A week ago new AZO Urinary Tract Defense™,
Cipro & UTI: FDA finally woke up!
Finally! Doctors have been prescribing Cipro for an uncomplicated UTI for many years. Thankfully FDA is now limiting the use of these scary drugs. “The U.S.
Estrogen and UTI prevention
Stress, aging, food, weather, chemicals, drugs, radiation … You name it … our bodies constantly adjust to various internal and external factors. One of the
The mechanics of UTI under a microscope
When you are suffering from urinary tract infection (UTI) symptoms, the only thing on your mind is to get rid of the problem. Nobody likes
Prevent UTI in Men: 3 Rules You Do Not Want to Break
Recurring urinary tract infections (UTIs) are rare in healthy men. Though one out of five women will develop a UTI at some point in her
Best Probiotics For UTI: How To Choose Right (Part 2)
In Part 1 of this post, we discussed what type of probiotic strains you need to improve your vaginal flora. Now that you know about
Probiotics & UTI: what do you need to know (Part 1)
Probiotics are quickly becoming a buzz word, but are there probiotics for UTI prevention? Yes, there are probiotics for all kinds of health benefits that vary from
2 main staples of a UTI preventing diet
A urinary tract infection (UTI) is an infection caused by the bacteria that live in your own gut (to be more specific, the bacteria that
Parsley and UTI
I stumbled upon several articles about parsley and its beneficial effects for urinary tract in animals and humans. So I did some more digging and
UTI and sex toys
Hello ladies! I have written on the topic of ‘Why sex causes UTI’ as well as ‘Why condoms cause UTI’ (post 1 and post 2).
UTI research: DNA sequencing helps to fight UTI
So you have a urinary tract infection (UTI) and go to a doctor. At this point, you are probably in pain and want quick relief.
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