Two Simple Words To Beat UTIs: Clear and Protect
The Facts About Urinary Tract Infections Today Fact: E. coli bacteria are the most common cause of urinary tract infections (UTIs), representing over 85% of all infections. Fact: Antibiotics are no longer an effective treatment for E. coli UTIs; over 40% of women are experiencing recurrences within a month. Fact: The CDC has put out a bulletin warning that "antibiotics resistance" is the next health crisis threatening the US. There are no new antibiotics on the horizon for this type of infection... Essentially, you're on your own to find a solution that will help you get your life back! [...]
The Facts About The Newest UTI Antibiotic, Blujepa vs Natural UTI Remedies
A Medical Review Of The Newest Antibiotic, Blujepa from drug manufacturer Glaxo Smith Klein (GSK), For Urinary Tract Infections Blujepa - UTI Facts Overview: Blujepa (gepotidacin) is the newest FDA-approved antibiotic for uncomplicated UTIs—but it’s [...]
Is It A UTI or Prostatitis?
There is some confusion about what may be causing inflammation, pain, and urination problems in men. Two conditions are the most likely causes: a urinary tract infection (UTI) and prostatitis. Both result from bacteria and [...]
Clearing Up UTIs – The Ten Facts You Need
Now, all the facts you need to understand and successfully clear up your chronic UTI are here in one place. Fact 1: One out of every two women in menopause will have chronic UTIs. Additionally, [...]
The Difference Between UTI and OAB?
Menopause seems to be the culprit behind several types of middle-aged female misery. Overactive Bladder (OAB) During menopause, a woman's body undergoes a significant decrease in hormone production, which can lead to several effects on [...]
Menopause And Chronic UTIs
One out of every two women in menopause is living with chronic UTI's. A chronic UTI is defined as 3+ UTIs in a single year. According to a 2019 study in the Journal of Molecular [...]
D-Mannose: Why It’s The Future For UTI Treatment
D-Mannose, a natural supplement, is now the safest, most effective way to stop recurring UTIs according to two recently published articles from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) database. In simple English, here is what [...]
