D-Mannose May Be One of the Best Potential Alternatives for UTI Infection Sufferers

(Newswire.net — January 11, 2017) Orlando, FL — A UTI infection can be extremely troublesome. While there are medications available, it is worth mentioning that there are also natural options available for the condition.

D-Mannose may be one of the best potential alternatives for UTI infection sufferers. Cranberry juice is often recommended for individuals who have this condition, and this is due to the sugars of D-Mannose.

These sugars are believed to act as antibacterial agents. A simple sugar that is the same as glucose is obtained naturally from plants and certain types of fruits. It has a variety of potentially therapeutic components.

It has a way of being absorbed by the body, which is believed to make it it beneficial in the management of infections that affect the urinary tract and bladder.

According to some experts, D-Mannose absorption targets the urinary tract. It is the carbohydrate, sugar part of the plant that doesn’t absorb well by the human body. This is due to the fact that it does not readily penetrate the blood stream.

In some preliminary research, it was found that 90% of D-mannose that is ingested orally is released in the urine. This, it doesn’t metabolize like other sugars and alter blood sugar levels.

It is also important to note that the plant components are directly filtered into the bladder. As it is excreted, it passes through the kidneys essentially. It then fills the bladder, and potentially flushes the urinary tract during urination.

Some experts state that D-Mannose sugar works by coating the tract of the bladder and urinary tract as it passes through the body. It covers the mucus membranes as well as surround the bacterial cells.

This process may make D-mannose impossible to stick to the walls of the urinary tract or bladder. It is also important to note that bacteria can stay free-floating and pass out of the body through urination.

Statistics reveal that half of the female population suffers from urinary tract infections. It is believed to be caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli), which is a bacteria responsible for around 90% of all UTI cases.

When E. coli overgrows in the urinary system, it leads to an infection. D-Mannose is thought to be beneficial in specifically getting rid of E. coli from the body.

In a Pub Med study conducted at NIH, it was found that D-Mannose significantly decreased bacteria in the urine within just one day of use. Individuals who are suffering from a UTI may want to consider utilizing D-Mannose as a possible natural antibiotic against E. coli.

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