Re: Anyone have a valid UTI cure?

January 12, 2008

D-mannose, taken religously, has been a great help to my uti problems.

take it with water every time!!

wendy the goofball

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Sandy wrote:

My husband who is spms and in a wheelchair has chronic UTI's. We have

been told his bladder should come out. He already has a urostomy. He's

tired of being probed and cut on.

Does anyone have a valid diet or something to stop the UTI's? he

currently carries ecoli and Klebsiella. We are so done with antibiotics.

Thanks and hugs!

January 12, 2008

I've used cranberry successfully for UTI

Yvette

Sandy wrote:

>

> My husband who is spms and in a wheelchair has chronic UTI's. We have

> been told his bladder should come out. He already has a urostomy. He's

> tired of being probed and cut on.

>

> Does anyone have a valid diet or something to stop the UTI's? he

> currently carries ecoli and Klebsiella. We are so done with antibiotics.

>

> Thanks and hugs!

>

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January 12, 2008

Drink water and put a dropperful of Cayenne Tincture in it.

I have another testimony about Cayenne Tincture, i gave a bottle to a friend

of mine in Arizona when i was out there visiting for Christmas and she was

complaining about her weak bladder and ever since we where teenagers she always

annoyed us back then of having to pee all the time and still to this day she

said she would have to go about 15 times a day at work and that sounds like her

pattern from 20 years ago, so I don't doubt what she is saying. After I left she

put a dropperful in her water as she drank it several times a day and that week

for the first time in her life she only went 2 times while at work, she is

absolutely delighted! She also said that when she goes, she really feels like

she is going, where before it would only trickle out and she would never

completely empty. Also she has talk to the Doctor about her problem and they

have done every conceivable test with not a thing would ever show up. Cayenne

once again worked!

Kopera

Sandy wrote:

My husband who is spms and in a wheelchair has chronic UTI's. We have

been told his bladder should come out. He already has a urostomy. He's

tired of being probed and cut on.

Does anyone have a valid diet or something to stop the UTI's? he

currently carries ecoli and Klebsiella. We are so done with antibiotics.

Thanks and hugs!

Have a Happy and Healthy Day,

Kopera

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January 12, 2008

Take " D-Mannose 3X a day...the UTI'S will disappear in 3 or 4 days.

Regards,

Tom

Anyone have a valid UTI cure?

My husband who is spms and in a wheelchair has chronic UTI's. We have

been told his bladder should come out. He already has a urostomy. He's

tired of being probed and cut on.

Does anyone have a valid diet or something to stop the UTI's? he

currently carries ecoli and Klebsiella. We are so done with antibiotics.

Thanks and hugs!

January 12, 2008

>

> Does anyone have a valid diet or something to stop the UTI's? he

> currently carries ecoli and Klebsiella. We are so done with

antibiotics.

>

> Thanks and hugs!

>I know certain things can help, but don't know of a cure. Low or no-

sugar diet, sugar promotes bacterial growth. Cranberry juice with no

or no added sugar really does help, it prevents the bacteria from

adhering to the bladder inside. Very good infection control

techniques. Don't sit in water when you bathe, showers only. Anti-

bacterial soap. He probably doesn't sit in the tub anyway, but just

general info. To boost the immune system take folic acid in your diet

or eat food high in this. Good nutrition is so important. Also drink,

drink, drink distilled water, flush your bladder good. Make sure

bladder is completely empty, if some remains in bladder encourages

bacteria growth. You probably know all this, so sorry if I wasted your

time.

January 12, 2008

This advise concerns me somewhat. Anti-bacterial soap has been outed as not

healthy. Distilled water is dead and acidic. Why choose these things?

Delphine wrote:

I know certain things can help, but don't know of a cure. Low or no-

sugar diet, sugar promotes bacterial growth. Cranberry juice with no

or no added sugar really does help, it prevents the bacteria from

adhering to the bladder inside. Very good infection control

techniques. Don't sit in water when you bathe, showers only. Anti-

bacterial soap. He probably doesn't sit in the tub anyway, but just

general info. To boost the immune system take folic acid in your diet

or eat food high in this. Good nutrition is so important. Also drink,

drink, drink distilled water,

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January 12, 2008

Any issues with the prostrate??? He needs to be seen

by a urologist, rule out stones, etc. Why the

urostomy??? Have you tried condom cath's. (In case

he's a dribbler.) Urostomy sites will always be a

problem with microbes.

Cranberries and blueberries have an enzyme that

attaches to the lining of the bladder, which microbes

cannot easily cling on to. I prefer organic, not

from concentrate, blueberry juice. Hard to find, and

averages about $5/quart. Not sure how well cranberry

tablets do - but worth a shot.

I wouldn't remove the bladder, unless there's cancer

involved. It will be a nightmare. Good luck.

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January 13, 2008

What distilled water does for a person it grabs all the inorganic salts, it is a

thirsty water. So it is doing double duty.

Pugh wrote:

This advise concerns me somewhat. Anti-bacterial soap has been outed

as not healthy. Distilled water is dead and acidic. Why choose these things?

Delphine wrote:

I know certain things can help, but don't know of a cure. Low or no-

sugar diet, sugar promotes bacterial growth. Cranberry juice with no

or no added sugar really does help, it prevents the bacteria from

adhering to the bladder inside. Very good infection control

techniques. Don't sit in water when you bathe, showers only. Anti-

bacterial soap. He probably doesn't sit in the tub anyway, but just

general info. To boost the immune system take folic acid in your diet

or eat food high in this. Good nutrition is so important. Also drink,

drink, drink distilled water,

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January 13, 2008

high dose Vit C IV and/or ultraviolet B IV would likely work;Â

also colloidal silver would likely help- need high quality silver water, I get

mine from Dr. Talmor in Gainesville, FlÂ or mild silver

protein(VRP), VRN(9-03)

probiotics should help and immune boosters like Russian Choice or Olive Leaf

Extract or Mannatech Immunostart.

other things: kidney cleanse, zap with ultimate zapper or Rife Machine or

Quantum-SCIO, lots of water, cranberries, D-Mannose, Probiotics, VRN(9-03)

Bernie

January 13, 2008

There is some controversy over the use of distilled water as a healthier

alternative to tap, spring or purified water. One camp suggests that distilled

water is beneficial since it contains no impurities or minerals and helps flush

away excess minerals and toxins from the body. Another camp believes that

distilled water leaches essential minerals from the body and could leave teeth

vulnerable to damage. Distilled water does not contain sodium fluoride, unlike

many municipal water systems.

There is some evidence that distilled water does absorb carbon dioxide when

exposed to air, and this could conceivably raise the pH to a more acidic level.

This increased acidity can in turn create more health problems. Proponents of

distilled water suggest that humans receive far more minerals and nutrients from

food than water, so the effects of distilled water on the body should be minimal

at best.

Kopera wrote:

What distilled water does for a person it grabs all the inorganic salts, it is

a thirsty water. So it is doing double duty.

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January 13, 2008

Distilled water is " hungry water " . Water ALWAYS wants to dissolve

things. For example, my grandparents had a really nice concrete sink

complete with built in wash board. When they got air conditioning the

condensate (distilled water) was drained into the concrete sink. After

a couple of years, the concrete had a groove in it where the

condensate / distilled water ran. In other words, the distilled water

dissolved the concrete.

Distilled water will dissolve teeth and remove everything it can from

our bodies. For this reason I'm a fan of reverse osmosis (RO) water.

The RO process leaves a few things behind and therefore the water is

not as " hungry " .

foot note: I purchased my grandparents home from their estate. I

placed a " water hardner " onto the air conditioning drain to protect

the concrete sink. I went down the street and picked up a handfull or

two of pea-sized bits of gravel. The rocks were placed into a small

plastic bottle with holes punched into it. The bottle was placed over

the air conditioner drain. Now only hard water gets put into the

concrete sink.

How about an " invalid " cure for something?

> What distilled water does for a person it grabs all the inorganic

salts, it is a thirsty water. So it is doing double duty.

>

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January 13, 2008

I bought my own CS generator ($250!) and with it came the necessary testing

device, I now make my own coloidal silver, obviously at a better price than

purchasing it elsewhere.

re: Anyone have a valid UTI cure?

high dose Vit C IV and/or ultraviolet B IV would likely work;

also colloidal silver would likely help- need high quality silver water, I get

mine from Dr. Talmor in Gainesville, Fl or mild silver

protein(VRP) , VRN(9-03)

probiotics should help and immune boosters like Russian Choice or Olive Leaf

Extract or Mannatech Immunostart.

other things: kidney cleanse, zap with ultimate zapper or Rife Machine or

Quantum-SCIO, lots of water, cranberries, D-Mannose, Probiotics, VRN(9-03)

Bernie

January 14, 2008

> > Kopera ginakopera1@ wrote:

> > What distilled water does for a person it grabs all the inorganic

> salts, it is a thirsty water. So it is doing double duty.

> >

Hi, I am not advocating that a person use distilled water constantly,

I am saying to use it as a flush, then return to your regular water,

whatever you drink. Municipal water is generally horrible. I have been

poisoned by water 3 times from wells. We get a water report from the

municipalities which generally no one reads, I do. They are allowed so

many pollutants at various levels. Some of the municipal water is

recycled tiolet and sewer water. On our water report, it says that it is

sometimes not safe for infants to drink. So imagine an immune

compromised person. The State I live in , the water is classified as d

quality. Not good. I am in the USA, so don't know what england or other

places do as far as municipal water quality. Bottled water is not

necessarily any better then tap, you don't know where they get it from.

It was tested here and many times found to be no better then ordinary

tap water. Distilled is chemically pure, you could modify the mineral

content in your diet and other other vitamins etc. You usually have

little control over municipal water quality. Unless you have the money

to put in a water purification system in your home. Or use a Britta

pitcher, which can get expensive, with new filters. The municipal water

here is terrible, sometimes it leaves a brown film at the bottom of a

cup. As for antibacterial soap, it has been thought of as unhealthy to

start using it for everything, particularly with children who need to

build up their immune systems. But we are talking about already

compromised immune systems in one way or another, usual overuse of ABT

therapies, which makes the bugs even more resistant. Good handwashing

techniques and infection control go a long way towards preventing

infections. Which is better I think then trying to cure them. Just my

opinion. I used to get them, but haven't had one in years. Respectfully,

Delphine

> >

>

January 14, 2008

Excellent report sharing facts with the rest of us. Thank you.

If the water is treated by Reverse Osmosis (RO), it will be pretty

darn clean. I used to work in a factory making semiconductors, which

requires extremely pure water. We used RO as our front line treatment

of the local city water.

Something that really confused me recently about bottled water was the

hype against Dasani water. This water is tap water purified by RO

(the website says so), which was the major part of producing water for

semiconductor fabrication. I think that hub-ub was someone casting

stones to make their product seem better.

One of those anti-Dasani reports was saying how pure spring water was.

Spring water is NOT pure. Let me repeat, spring water is NOT pure.

Just look at the fields on top of the springs and all of the cows

urinating and defecating in the field above the spring. It's all

natural. All of our water is recycled anyway. Dinosaurs even pooped,

urinated, and cavorted in the water before it got to us. mmmmmm.

Where's my RO machine?

> Hi, I am not advocating that a person use distilled water constantly,

> I am saying to use it as a flush, then return to your regular water,

> whatever you drink. Municipal water is generally horrible. I have been

> poisoned by water 3 times from wells. We get a water report from the

> municipalities which generally no one reads, I do. They are allowed so

> many pollutants at various levels. Some of the municipal water is

> recycled tiolet and sewer water.......

>

January 14, 2008

I personally prefer water that goes through a charcoal filter. When I'm in New

Mexico, I drink well water that gets treated and tested regularly because we

serve food in our store/restaurant. I used to date a Culligan man. I did some

trade shows with him and he had samples of the water before and after the RO.

alrightguy123 wrote: Excellent report sharing facts

with the rest of us. Thank you.

If the water is treated by Reverse Osmosis (RO), it will be pretty

darn clean. I used to work in a factory making semiconductors, which

requires extremely pure water. We used RO as our front line treatment

of the local city water.

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January 14, 2008

>

[] This is where I went wrong, I should have married a Culligan man.

LOL, now I am divorced and don't have great water either. I will try to

find out about this reverse osmosis thing and see if I can't get

something to clean up the tap water. I am moving anyway, so don't want

to expend money on a house system. Namaste, Hima

I used to date a Culligan man.

>

January 14, 2008

In my journey into all of natural healing any water is better then no water at

all and I have found with myself and others, hardly anyone, that doesn't

everyone, doesn't even come close to drinking enough water on a daily basis. You

should drink 1 ounce to every pound of your body weight.

When I first started on this path, I drank tap water and I experienced a

tremendous amount of healing. As well as drinking Reverse Osmosis, Spring,

Distilled so whats up with that?

I believe as long as you get some form of water it is better then none at

all!

I do prefer distilled over any other kind, it really makes the most sense to

me and I like the taste as well and it can be made right at home (convenience)

Kopera

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