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by Mary Golanna (Author)
Urinary tract infections, or UTIs, are reported among the most common diseases and facts show that each year 1 in 4 women will suffer from a UTI, and 30 to 50 percent of these patients will have a recurrence.
UTIs are caused by bacteria that infect the urinary tract. The infection can be limited to the bladder (cystitis) or affect the kidneys (nephritis) if it travels up the ureters.
We've seen how medical doctors deal with this, but did you know there is another option? Diet can have a great impact on your immune system which makes it possible to fight off bacteria trying to invade your urinary tract. Not only that, diet can help reduce pain caused by bladder inflammation through anti-inflammatory foods.
In this guide, you will discover:
The basics behind UTIs
The most common causes for UTIs, how medical doctors treat them, and what to avoid when you have a UTI
Alternative options for treating UTIs, and what to eat and avoid when you have a UTI
The best foods to eat and the worst foods to avoid when you have a UTI
How to prevent future recurrence of UTIs
Sample Recipes
