Grapefruit seeds cure cystitis

Grapefruit seeds for cystitis are used in herbal medicine and are a valid alternative to antibiotics, which in addition to destroying the bacteria responsible for this disorder, inevitably go to affect the bacterial flora, compromising our natural defenses. The use of grapefruit seeds for cystitis (but also for various types of infections that our body can suffer) is due to the physicist and immunologist Dr. Jacob Harich who specializes in finding natural remedies.

In a pile of composting material, Dr. Harich observed that grapefruit seeds in the vegetable fertilizer did not decompose, because they contained substances with powerful antibiotic activity. Furthermore, the research carried out subsequently revealed an unexpectedly broad spectrum of action, capable of neutralizing not only viruses and bacteria, but also yeasts, other types of fungi and parasites. The extract is obtained from the seeds and dehydrated pulp.

For the extraction are used glycerin or coconut fat: it is not a simple extraction, but a series of processes during which new chemical bonds are formed. The effectiveness of the extract has been recognized by an increasing number of doctors, who use it mainly in the treatment of colds and urogenital tract disorders such as cystitis and candida .. a real natural antibiotic. Grapefruit seeds in fact do not weaken the immune system, and do not damage the bacterial flora, but by lightening the work of the immune system thanks to the antimicrobial action, they contribute to strengthening it.

In addition to grapefruit seeds for cystitis, we would like to remind you that for prevention, it is good to keep in mind two precautions: do not abuse intimate cleansers, which can alter the pH and prepare the soil for the attack of bacteria and do not wear jeans or pants that are too tight , so as to avoid inflammation of the tissues and mucous membranes. Among the main causes is the alteration of our bacterial flora following antibiotic therapy, an irregular diet rich in sugars or yeasts, excessive stress; poor personal hygiene; use of internal absorbents; use of the diaphragm and spermicidal creams that decrease the acidity of the vagina, favoring bacterial contamination; Venereal illnesses; malformations of the urinary tract, use of the catheter; presence of foreign or pathological bodies in the bladder (stones or tumors); diabetes that causes the presence of glucose in the urine (glycosuria) favoring the proliferation of bacteria.The symptoms that accompany cystitis are the burning at the moment of urination often accompanied by spasms of the lower abdomen, continuous urge to urinate, turbid urine, sometimes smelly or with the possible presence of blood or pus. The infection can resolve itself after only one episode, or, especially when it is neglected, recur and become chronic. In these cases the infectious process can extend dangerously to the genital tracts or kidneys.