Potent cranberry juice cure a bladder infection - A recent study revealed that cranberry juice can cure bladder infections. Extracts from the fruit can even make medical equipment free of bacteria.
Hundreds of patients had complications due to catheter use. The tools used to deliver fluids into the body and remove the urine causing bacteria and germs on the skin more easily enter the body and infect the tissues or blood.
Now, a recent study found that chemicals in cranberries can tame the bacteria that's harmless if used on the body. Not only that, cranberry juice can also prevent urinary tract infections up to 100 years.
"While the effect of cranberry in living organisms is still a subject that should be explored in more depth, but research shows that consumption of cranberry you can prevent chronic infection," said Nathalie Tufenkji professor from McGill University, Montreal, as reported by the Daily Mail.
Some studies reveal that cranberry works by preventing bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall. Now research suggests that cranberry powder can stop the bacteria that cause bladder infections to proliferate and move.
Hundreds of patients had complications due to catheter use. The tools used to deliver fluids into the body and remove the urine causing bacteria and germs on the skin more easily enter the body and infect the tissues or blood.
Now, a recent study found that chemicals in cranberries can tame the bacteria that's harmless if used on the body. Not only that, cranberry juice can also prevent urinary tract infections up to 100 years.
"While the effect of cranberry in living organisms is still a subject that should be explored in more depth, but research shows that consumption of cranberry you can prevent chronic infection," said Nathalie Tufenkji professor from McGill University, Montreal, as reported by the Daily Mail.
Some studies reveal that cranberry works by preventing bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall. Now research suggests that cranberry powder can stop the bacteria that cause bladder infections to proliferate and move.
