Remedies for Urinary Tract - Why a Remedy Works Better Than Antibiotics
Alternative MedicineMarch 12, 2009Written by Joe Barton684 views
If you have been looking, there are numerous remedies for urinary tract infections. Unfortunately, antibiotics are still the most popular way to treat this common infection. But because of natural health research in the past decade, natural remedies of UTI have become more and more popular.
Also, antibiotics have been mostly helpful throughout the last century. But, antibiotics have also done their fair share of harm too. In the case of urinary tract infections, antibiotics will often only temporary cure the infection and will often cause future attacks with stronger strands of resistant bacteria.
In this article, you will learn simple and effective remedies for urinary tract infections.
Why Remedies for Urinary Tract?
Why are so many people switching from antibiotics to remedies? Most remedy users have previously used antibiotics for a treatment. One study showed that about 1 in every 4 antibiotic users will redevelop the same infection within the next 2 weeks to a year. Therefore, if you want an immediate fix that does NOT last long, you should try antibiotics.
On the other hand, natural remedies work because they restore health to the urinary tract and allow the body to naturally fight and kill bacteria. For instance, antibiotics kill both good and bad bacteria in the urinary tract. This leaves the urinary tract and bladder unbalanced and susceptible for another attack.
Natural remedies boost the immunity and work by only attacking the harmful bacteria, like E coli. Here are some simple and effective natural remedies you can try.
Urinary Tract Infection Remedy Tips
You should do everything you can to keep your urinary tract flushed. You can do this with drinking plenty of water throughout the day. Men should make it a goal to drink 125 ounces per day and women should drink 90 ounces per day. You can also allow your diet to help flush the bacteria causing the infection.
Your diet should have plenty of water soluble fiber which has been shown to flush the urinary tract. While you are suffering from a UTI, you should be eating about 9 fruits or vegetables a day which may seem like a lot. However, many fruits are 2 servings for a piece of fruit.
Fruits and vegetables will also boost your immunity which can help fight off the bacteria naturally. Both fruits and veggies contain ascorbic acid which is also called Vitamin C. This acid will naturally boost your immune system to fight off any bad bacteria. You should supplement at least 3000 mg of vitami
C daily. Especially, if you have taken antibiotics in the past year.
There has also been research with cranberries which have shown positive benefits. Though cranberries cannot singularly fight off an infection, they have been shown to help out for flushing the bacteria. Cranberries contain a compound which will actually decling the E coli bacteria from the urinary tract's walls.
Finally, there are also other remedies that you may wish to try. For instance, fresh parsley has also been shown to be very helpful. Parsley is a natural antiseptic which can provide immediate relief withi
20 minutes of consuming.
What Else Can You Do?
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