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UTI fix w. D_Mannose worked!
(Absolute Truth Some Wisdom and Intercourse....)
Many mainly women have problems with UTI infections - here is an answer with no antibiotics!
Date: 10/5/2021 2:06:48 AM ( 3 y ago)
Blog: Absolute Truth Some Wisdom and Intercourse.
by Kerminator
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) 1
*** How D-Mannose Compares to Antibiotics
Antibiotics kill unwanted micro-organisms, but they can also kill many friendly micro-organisms.
Many different bacteria that live within our digestive system are essential for proper digestion and good health. ***
Date: 12/16/2015 9:14:11 PM ( 6 y ) ... viewed 887 times
Many mainly women have problems with UTI infections -
here is an answer with no antibiotics!
** Recently my dear wife came down with a bad case of UTI and had to spend over 3 weeks getting the right Meds and proper diet to stop it cold!
All Natural D-Mnanose can be used - For approximately 90% of Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs) - Cost around $25 per 90 count capsules !
{ALSO AVAILABLE IN POWDER FORM.}
Has no antibiotics - So it does not destroy friendly bacteria
Rapid results in as little as 24-48 hours
For approximately 90% of all UTIs (E.Coli based)
All natural - Organic - Non-GMO - No known side effects. Contains NO synthetics.
Can be used during and after use of vaginal or urinary tract infection treatments or surgery.
Safe for children and pregnant women
No prescription necessary. For men and women.
Good for long-term preventative use
Good news:
Prevents and treats E. Coli urinary tract infections (E. Coli infections make up about 90% of urinary tract infections) without antibiotics.
UTI Edge D-Mannose Brand - is all-natural and organic with no known side effects. It contains no synthetics. Contains 100% pure D-Mannose (extracted from Birch and Beechwood trees).
D-Mannose is a safe, simple sugar that occurs naturally in peaches, apples, berries, and certain trees.
Unlike antibiotics, D-Mannose does not kill any bacteria but simply displaces them, thereby discouraging them from attaching to the wall of the bladder or urinary tract.
In addition, because the body metabolizes only small amounts of D Mannose and excretes the rest in the urine, it does not interfere with blood-sugar regulation, even in diabetics.
D-Mannose can be used by men, women, children, and even many pets.
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*** How D-Mannose Compares to Antibiotics
Antibiotics kill not only the target diseased or unwanted micro-organisms, but they will also kill many friendly micro-organisms. Many different bacteria that live within our digestive system which are essential for proper digestion and good health.
By contrast, D-Mannose (available OTC) does not kill bacteria. It simply helps to flush E.coli out of the urinary tract.
Plus as an extra bonus, D-Mannose actually tastes good!
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Here a good product {not the only one} that works!
Why Buy UTI Edge D-Mannose
UTI Edge D-Mannose Capsules
There are basically two ways to extract D-Mannose, naturally and chemically.
The chemical process is usually less expensive and can involve the use of formaldehyde or aniline.
UTI Edge D-Mannose however uses the more expensive natural process to extract 100% pure D-Mannose from Birch and Beechwood trees.
Ingredients
100% pure D-Mannose (extracted from Birch and Beechwood trees).
With suggested use:
One bottle (90 capsules) of D-Mannose should treat 3 to 4 individual infections or, if it is just used for prevention purposes, last approximately 1 to 1-1/2 months.
1 serving is 2-3 capsules (1.0 to 1.5 grams) taken with at least 6 ounces of water.
To Treat an Infection:
Day 1: 1 serving with 6 ounces of water every 2 hours, 7 servings maximum.
Day 2: 1 serving with 6 ounces of water every 3 hours, 5 servings maximum.
Day 3: 1 serving with 6 ounces of water every 4 hours, 3 servings maximum.
For prevention and maintenance: 1 serving daily with 6 ounces of water.
** This was a fix!
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