UTI Review
Home remedies and advice

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UTI HOME REMEDIES 

UTI home remedies are becoming increasingly popular. People now realise that treating a bladder infection without resorting to an arsenal of antibiotics can be very successful and using UTI home remedies as a more preventative approach rather than continually treating a bladder infection is both sensible and effective. Antibiotics have their place and we all need them sometimes, but over use can cause many more long term problems such as:

·        In addition to killing the UTI bacteria, they also kill off friendly bacteria

·        Can possibly cause unwanted side-effects such as; diarrhea, constipation, nausea and yeast infections.

·        With repeated use your body can develop a ‘drug resistance’.

·        Can sometimes be responsible for leaky gut syndrome.

 

When deciding what UTI home remedies to use it is important research as much as possible. You will find a lot of information that is nearly right but not quite right.  For instance, cranberry juice is regularly talked about as a good UTI home remedy but if it’s the wrong type of cranberry juice, then it will in fact do more harm than good.  Herbal teas and decoctions are a good way of treating a bladder infection but it’s important to get good quality herbs or tinctures, otherwise you are simply wasting money.  

Drinking non sugary liquids (and avoiding tea and coffee) is highly recommended as part of an overall UTI home remedy strategy. Ideally, drinking plain water is best but finding a good quality herbal tea such as buchu or parsley and getting into the habit of replacing your usual caffeine fix with these teas will help promote a healthy urinary tract and serve as part of an overall UTI home remedies plan. 

Taking a good look at your diet can dramatically reduce your chances of recurring urinary tract infections. This is not as onerous as it sounds either. Part of a good UTI home remedies plan will focus on what foods are know bladder irritants. Most of us are aware that alcohol and caffeine can irritate the bladder but there are several other food triggers which alternative healers believe are associated with urinary tract infections. There is no specific ‘diet’, rather a process of elimination of some of these foods and substances along with taking some herbs and supplements which actively encourage a healthy urinary tract go give an overall positive and infection free result. 

So, if you decide to go down the UTI home remedies route instead of the more traditional drug route, look for someone who has done their research, can prove it and will stand by what they have said with a solid money back guarantee.  That said, you need to be prepared to give any UTI home remedy worth its salt a fair try.  Remember, whilst a natural remedy will help with the uncomfortable symptoms and pain, the real benefit is in the longer term freedom urinary tract infections.  

 

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