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D-mannose with cran-Gryn DDS urinary tract support
30
capsules -
$29.95
"The Cranberry Juice 'Myth' Most
Women Still Believe..." by Dr
Mercola
Myths, half-truths and urban
legends abound... And for this
thing that strikes primarily
women, this well-known
half-truth can be a trap if you
don't know the 360 degree
picture. Discover the
groundbreaking development I
consider a far better option...
If you have less-than-optimal
urinary tract health, listen up.
If you have optimal urinary
tract health, you should still
pay attention because that could
change.
That’s because…
Less-than-Optimal Urinary Tract
Health Is a Fact of Life for
Many Women…
New and Improved D-Mannose
is not a drug. This nutritional
supplement occurs naturally in
cranberries, peaches, apples,
other berries, and some plants.
At some time in their lives,
one out of every five women
will experience
less-than-optimal urinary tract
health. And, it’s not just
women who are concerned with
urinary tract health – men are,
too.
It’s entirely possible that your
urinary tract health could be
less than optimal…
and you don’t even know it.
You’ve probably
heard of a number of ways to
promote optimal urinary tract
health naturally. And I bet
cranberry juice is one of the
things you think can do it the
best…
But What's the Scoop with
Cranberry Juice … Does It Really
Work?
Cranberry juice has long been
thought to help boost your
urinary tract health. And,
you’ll be happy to know that
studies do indeed show that
drinking cranberry juice
can help support a healthy urinary tract.
But, this will come as a
surprise to many, drinking
blueberry, peach, or apple juice
could theoretically have the
same beneficial effects, too.
However,
there’s a BIG problem with
cranberry juice
as well all of these other
juices: SUGAR.
To be more specific, these
juices, including cranberry
juice, are loaded with
fructose, a monosaccharide (simple sugar) that can
potentially cause many health
problems, including impacting
the normal way your urinary
tract functions.
You see, if you eat sugars and
grains (which also rapidly break
down to sugars), it becomes more
difficult to maintain a healthy
balance of flora. As a result,
you’re much more likely to
experience less-than-optimal
urinary tract health.
So, although cranberry juice can
assist your efforts, I would not
advise using it in its juice
form. It simply has far too much
sugar in it. In a moment, I’m
going to expose another way you
can get all the benefits of
cranberry (and a lot more) that
I think you’re going to love.
But, first, here are a number
of…
Simple Things You Can Do to
Support Your Urinary Tract
Health
Is it all bad news? Of course
not.
There are simple things you can
do to help promote a health
urinary tract, including:
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Drink plenty of water every day – this dilutes your
urine and helps you
regularly flush your system.
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Urinate when you feel the need. Don't resist the urge
to go.
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For women, wipe from front to back, and use unscented
and unbleached toilet paper
as many women react to the
dyes and chemicals in other
toilet papers.
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Take showers instead of baths.
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Cleanse your genital area prior to and after sexual
intercourse, or better yet
use a bidet.
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Avoid feminine deodorant sprays, douches, and powders
that can lead to irritation
of the urethra and genitals.
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Only use natural cotton sanitary napkins and tampons.
97% of women believe they
are made of cotton, but the
truth is LESS THAN one
percent actually is.
By following these simple, but
effective suggestions, you can
help support your urinary tract
health.
But, what can you do if you
already have less-than-optimal
urinary tract health or simply
want to support your urinary
tract health?*
Is there any help out there?
Yes, and I’m really excited to
share this groundbreaking new
development in urinary tract
health with you now…*
D-Mannose with Cran-Gyn DDS®
The
Support You Need Is Finally
Here*
I’d like to tell you about one
of the
most advanced
urinary tract health
formulations available today.*
READ MORE on Dr Mercola web
site
HERE
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