Peterborough, Canada – 4th March - Remedy Bladder Infection, a department of Full Health, Inc. based in Peterborough, Canada encouraging a drug free approach to urinary health issues, including bladder infection. Their recommendations are based on their clinical experience with encouraging a drug-free approach to UTI through nutritional education, dietary supplements, herbal remedies, essential dietary & lifestyle changes and bioenergy healing therapy.

Urinary tract infections – also known as UTIs, are infections anywhere along the urinary tract encompassing the kidneys and bladder, are the 2nd most familiar kind of infection in the US. These types of infections can be sourced by impaired immune system, poor hygiene, the excessive use of antibiotics, sexual intercourse and the use of spermicides. The most familiar reason, accounting for approximately 90% of all cases is the transfer of E.coli bacteria from the intestinal tract to the urinary one.

Burning ache on urination, augmented urinary interval (particularly during the night); dark or foul smelling urine; and lower abdominal ache are the normal symptoms of bladder infection. A urine test will demonstrate considerable amount of white blood cells and bacteria.

“According to the report of the National Kidney Foundation, 1 in 5 females will have at least UTI in her lifespan – 20% of whom will have more than one. In fact, Urinary tract infections result in approximately ten million doctor visit every year. Though antibiotics can treat a UTI, it is essential to also take required steps to assist your body heal – and to stop further bladder irritation. There’re a few foods & drinks that can irritate your bladder, and may deteriorate UTI signs – so you must steer clear of them if you’ve a UTI” says Mr. Andrew Mierzejewski, a registered nutritionist at Full Health, Inc.

Foods to ignore while treating a UTI:

• Stay away from coffee: A study of individuals with chronic inflammation of the bladder discovered that people who consume coffee experienced exacerbate symptoms. Caffeine in particular is notorious to cause bladder irritation and exacerbate UTI symptoms.

• Skip caffeinated sodas: Caffeinated sodas and citrus-flavored sodas are the offenders when it comes to exacerbating UTI symptoms. So, when you are battling to conquer a UTI, please stick to cranberry juice or water as your prime option for a drink.


• Acidic fruits: No doubt fruits contain a lot of vitamins, but fruits containing too much acid can irritate your bladder and exacerbate your UTI symptoms. Try to ignore fruits like lemon, orange and grapefruits while treating a UTI.

• Stay away from spicy foods: Spicy foods are notorious to cause bladder irritation and deteriorate UTI signs, so cool down your meal and look for a healthy selection of food to treat your UTI.


About the company:

Remedy Bladder Infection, a department of Full Health, Inc. based in Peterborough, Canada encouraging a drug free approach to urinary health issues including bladder infection. For a drug-free approach of bladder infection treatment, please get in touch with us at 1. 705. 304. 6246.