Probiotic+ - 120 V-Caps

Probiotic+ - 120 V-Caps

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FIGHT URINARY TRACT INFECTIONS WITH LORNA VANDERHAEGHE PROBIOTIC PLUS (FORMERLY URISMART).

Urinary tract infections can be painful and often arise without warning. Probiotic Plus (formerly UriSmart) is a unique formula designed to encourage optimal urinary health. Containing 250 mg of Cran-Max Cranberry juice extract (helps to acidify the urine and eliminate infectious bacteria) and 2.5 billion active cells of Probiotic Essentials (replenishes healthy bacteria and help control Candida overgrowth) plus lignans.[VCAPS]

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Each capsule contains:
250 mg
CranMax Cranberry fruit (Vaccinium macrocarpon) (34:1)
Equivalent to 8,500mg cranberries
2.5 billion active cells
Bifidobacterium longum (100% BB536)
Encapsulated in a vegetarian capsule:
(vegetable cellulose and water), microcrystalline cellulose, and magnesium stearate (lubricant), tapioca starch, calcium phosphate, guar gum and sunflower lecithin.

Format

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120 Vcaps

Dosage

2 - 4 capsules daily or as directed by a health practitioner. Keep out of reach of children.

Important Information

This product contains no artificial preservatives, colour, sweeteners, soy, wheat or yeast.

Highlights
  • Relief from urinary tract infections
  • Control candida yeast infections
  • Stops burning during urination
  • Protects your liver
  • Reduces candida
  • Stops bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall
  • Reduces bladder infections
  • Excellent source of lignans

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Manufacturer Info

Lorna Vanderhaeghe's products are designed to empower women to take control of their health. Founded in 2010, Lorna Vanderhaeghe's natural health products include ADRENAsmart, BONE BOOSTER, CALA-Q plus, Celadrin Skin Cream, CLA plus, COLLAGEN plus, ESTROsmart, GLA Skin Oil/Gels, GLUCOsmart, IRONsmart, SLEEPsmart and more!

CRAN-MAX Whole fruit cranberry extract and BB536 Bifidobacterium

What to expect from PROBIOTIC PLUS:
- Relief from urinary tract infections
- Control candida yeast infections
- Stops burning during urination
- Protects your liver from the affects of antibiotics
- Reduces candida during antibiotic therapy
- Stops bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall
- Reduces the risk of recurring bladder infections
- Excellent source of lignans


Urinary tract infections (UTIs) affect 80 percent of women at least once in their lifetime. Canadian women make about 500,000 visits to doctors per year, due to UTIs. Half of all women over the age of 65 experience at least one infection per year.

The vast majority of UTIs are caused by bacteria (E. coli), which are commonly found in the vagina and/or colon and rectal area and are introduced through the urethra (the tube that carries urine out of the body). Women are more susceptible to infection than men because their urethra is shorter and situated closer to the anus. Risks that can create a vulnerability to UTIs are blockages in the urethra (due to either past infections or structural abnormalities), stress, pregnancy, food allergies, sexual intercourse, oral contraceptive use, diaphragms, diabetes, a weakened immune system and hormonal imbalances brought on by menopause. Waiting too long to pee also increases your risk. Candida overgrowth is also a contributing factor. Women with recurring vaginal infections have more UTIs.

Antibiotic therapy is the most common treatment. Bacterial resistance, candida yeast overgrowth, irritable bowel and stomach upset are some of the few side effects from antibiotic treatment. Antibiotics also inhibit the CP450 enzyme system in the liver causing an imbalance in our estrogens causing an increase in 16-alpha hydroxyestrone the toxic cell growth causing type of estrogen. Furthermore, if you have recurring UTIs antibiotics can become less effective. Today many doctors and researchers are recommending that natural treatments using cranberry and probiotics be used first before antibiotics if no fever or pain is present.

Cranberries are an effective treatment for UTIs. The proanthocyanidins, also called tannins, in cranberry inhibit the E. coli from sticking to the bladder wall and halt the infection. Several studies using CRANMAX, an extremely potent form of cranberry, proved relief for UTIs. It takes 34 pounds of cranberries to produce one pound of Cran-Maxall the vital parts are used including the fruit, seeds, skin and juice. Most cranberry products only use dehydrated juice. A new study published in the Canadian Journal of Urology involved 150 women between 21 and 72 years. These women were followed for one year and those given CRAN-MAX had a 44 percent lower incidence of UTIs than the group getting the fake pill.

Probiotics, friendly bacteria, are essential not only preventing and treating yeast infections but also UTIs. Bifidobacterium longum has been extensively researched for the last 30 years where it has been proven to prevent and treat candida yeast infections and replenish the good bacteria after you have used antibiotics. It supports the immune system and lowers cholesterol levels too. It has also been shown to reduce E. coli infection, the bacteria responsible for UTIs and prevent diarrhea and constipation. Bifidobacterium longum is shelf stable so it does not require refrigeration and it is has the highest counts of friendly, good bacteria found in these types of supplements. PROBIOTIC PLUS is an affordable combination of CRAN-MAX and BB536 Bifidobacterium to help eliminate UTIs and reduce the need for antibiotic therapy with its side effects.

Health Tips to Halt UTIs
1.Drink plenty of water throughout the day. It is the cheapest substance to reduce pain and burning due to UTIs.
2.Enhance your immune system by taking your multivitamin with minerals everyday.
3.Eat plain acidophilus rich yogurt daily.
4.Urinate when your body tells you. Don't waitthis increases the likelihood of infection.
5.Wear cotton underwear.
6.Use NatraCare unbleached panty liners, pad and tampons instead of the bleached type commonly sold.
7.Position yourself on top during intercourse to reduce the amount of bacteria being pushed into the urethra.
8.Urinate immediately after intercourse.
9.Do not use douches.
10.Take PROBIOTIC PLUS everyday for prevention.

Urinary Tract Infections
Infections of the bladder, urethra and kidneys are known as urinary tract infections (UTIs). Because the urethra is so close to the anus in females, women experience UTIs twice as often as men. UTIs must be treated promptly as they can cause permanent damage to the urinary tract. An infection in the bladder is called cystitis, while pyelonephritis is a more serious infection located in the kidneys. Urine tests are often used to diagnose UTI, but women are prone to symptoms of UTI without the presence of bacteria in the urine. Interstitial cystitis is one such condition, affecting more than one million North Americans. The continual inflammation from the infection results in a shrunken bladder that causes frequent urination, and pain that can interfere with sexual activity and may lead to depression.

Symptoms
UTIs involve more frequent urination, with associated pain and burning. Urine may be darker or contain blood, and have an odor. Fever or flu-like symptoms are common, and pain in the lower back often accompanies a kidney infection.

Causes
Most UTIs are caused by bacteria that have transferred from the anus or vagina to the urethra. Some known risks are antibiotic use, stress, sexual contact, oral contraceptives, diaphragms, diabetes, a weakened immune system or hormonal imbalances during menopause. Candida overgrowth is another factor, as are parasites.

Interstitial Cystitis
Interstitial cystitis is a chronic inflammation of the urinary bladder lining and the bladder muscle. While there is no bladder autoantigen that has been identified, it is similar enough to lupus and coincides often enough with it and other autoimmune disorders that it is discussed in the field of autoimmunity. Predominantly a female affliction, only ten percent of interstitial cystitis cases occur in men.

It is much more rare, but not out of the question, that children can be afflicted with interstitial cystitis. Because it is primarily thought of as an adult disease, there is little research done on its effects on children. In some cases, the disease can begin before children are able to talk, making diagnosis that much more difficult and unlikely.

Symptoms
The early symptom of interstitial cystitis is frequent urination, day or night. In severe cases it can be necessary 60 times in a day. Eventually the need to urinate becomes urgent; there may be blood in the urine and pain or spasms of the abdomen, urethra or vagina. Inflamation reduces the capacity of the bladder and the bladder wall sports scars and hemorrhaged punctures (or "angry scratches"). Sexual activity for both men and women may be curtailed because it is too painful. The lifetime implications on the sex life and the chronic pain can lead to depression ranging from moderate to severe, and has led to suicide. Other symptoms may be present such as migraines, joint or muscle pain, gastrointestinal problems or allergies.

Causes
The cause for interstitial cystitis is unknown. It can appear as a symptom of lupus or endometriosis and be aggravated by food allergies, diet or lifestyle choices.
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