For healthy urinary tract! - With American cranberry
- Convenient packaging for long-term use
- Safe during pregnancy and breastfeeding
Urinal contains the active patented substance NutriCran TM , obtained from concentrated dried juice of cranberry fruits (Vaccinium macrocarpon). Cranberry is a rich source of bioflavonoids, phenolic compounds and other natural substances with antioxidant effect, which help protect cells and tissues from free radicals and contribute to the normal function of the urinary tract. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BLUEBERRY About the cranberry Cranberry is a perennial low-stemmed shrub of the Pyrenaceae family. It grows in acidic, sandy and rocky areas with a temperate climate. It is found in Europe, North America and Asia. The fruits and leaves of the cranberry are well known for their valuable composition and medicinal properties; they have anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and diuretic effects. In Bulgaria, the species Vaccinium Vitis-ideae is found - a small evergreen shrub with an upright stem, found in rocky forest glades and coniferous forests above 1000 m above sea level. The special cranberry – Vaccinium macrocarpon Only in the northeastern part of North America is the species Vaccinium macrocarpon found, the fruits of which are used as a raw material to obtain the patented substance NutriCran™ contained in Urinal. The species Vaccinium macrocarpon has traditionally been used to support the normal functioning of the urinary tract LEARN MORE ABOUT URINARY Tract Infections Who do urinary tract infections affect? Urinary tract infections such as cystitis and urethritis are among the most common infectious diseases. Epidemiological studies show that every second woman has suffered from a urinary tract infection during her lifetime. Between the ages of 20 and 50, women suffer from urinary tract infections 50 times more often than men. In women, anatomical features create conditions for more frequent infection of the urinary tract with bacteria that are a natural part of the intestinal microflora. Which groups of women are most susceptible? Urinary tract infections in pregnant women deserve special attention. In them, the enlarged uterus presses on the bladder and urinary tract and creates favorable conditions for the development of infections. Also, in a large number of pregnant women, bacteria are found in the urine even without symptoms of infection (so-called asymptomatic bacteriuria). Untreated urinary tract infections during pregnancy are associated with an increased risk of developing pyelonephritis, premature birth, etc. In women over 50, hormonal changes characteristic of menopause lead to changes in the urogenital system, which is a prerequisite for frequent urinary tract infections. What are the most common causes of urinary tract infections? In 85% of cases, the causative agent of urinary tract infections is the bacterium Escherichia coli. This bacterium is part of the intestinal microflora, but when it enters the urinary tract, it attaches to the walls of the urinary tract and forms colonies that cause urinary tract infection. Factors for the occurrence of infection can be: poor personal hygiene, colds, insufficient fluid intake, urine retention in the bladder, etc. Why should special attention be paid to urinary tract infections? Often after an initial urinary tract infection, a relapse occurs - a repeated infection. Therefore, it is recommended to take Urinal, which cleanses the urinary tract of bacteria and thus prevents the recurrence of the infection. In some women, the disease becomes chronic - getting sick several times a year, which can have more serious consequences. How to recognize urological infections and inflammations? UTIs are relatively easy to diagnose because of their clear symptoms: Frequent urination (more than 6 times a day) Burning during urination Slow, painful, difficult urination Urgency to urinate (urgent urge to urinate) Blood in the urine Pain in the lower abdomen In those suffering from chronic cystitis, the need to urinate is almost constant, as is the pain in the lower abdomen. How is cystitis treated? The treatment of cystitis is medical and is prescribed by a doctor. It usually lasts between 3 and 7 days and does not necessarily involve antibiotics. Chronic cystitis requires the use of complex therapy. Preventive measures to protect the urinary tract should be taken by all women, but especially by those who suffer from cystitis more than twice a year. To prevent the disease, doctors recommend drinking enough fluids daily, as well as urinating regularly – at least every three hours. It is important to wear warm clothes, avoid squeezing the abdominal area with belts, tight clothing, etc. LEARN MORE ABOUT THE BLUEBERRY About the cranberry Cranberry is a perennial low-stemmed shrub of the Pyrenaceae family. It grows in acidic, sandy and rocky areas with a temperate climate. It is found in Europe, North America and Asia. The fruits and leaves of the cranberry are well known for their valuable composition and medicinal properties; they have anti-inflammatory, antimicrobial and diuretic effects. In Bulgaria, the species Vaccinium Vitis-ideae is found - a small evergreen shrub with an upright stem, found in rocky forest glades and coniferous forests above 1000 m above sea level. The special cranberry – Vaccinium macrocarpon Only in the northeastern part of North America is the species Vaccinium macrocarpon found, the fruits of which are used as a raw material to obtain the patented substance NutriCran™ contained in Urinal. The species Vaccinium macrocarpon has traditionally been used to support the normal functioning of the urinary tract Composition| Each capsule contains: | | Dried cranberry juice concentrate | | (Vaccinium macrocarpon) | 200 mg |
The product is not suitable for children under 3 years of age and people with allergies to bee products. Dosage2 capsules daily to maintain urinary tract health. If symptoms are present, take up to 6 capsules daily (3 times x 2 capsules), along with antibiotics or other medications. | 
