Bladder Support - Short Dated

Short Dated Until March 2024

Clinicians Bladder Support is a fast-acting formula with D-Mannose for urinary tract support & healthy bladder function,

D-Mannose is a water-soluble molecule that is rapidly absorbed & excreted through the kidneys. Both men and women suffer from cystitis or bladder infections, although they are far more common in women. Nearly 85% of urinary tract infections are caused by E.Coli, a bacterium that is normally found in the intestines. Such bacteria introduced into the area can gain access to the bladder by traveling up through the urethra. Studies have shown that bacteria in the bladder will preferentially bind to D-Mannose rather than the bladder wall and therefore be washed out in the process of urination.

Please be aware that if you have a UTI, you should also take an acidophilus supplement, such as FloraRestore. This helps to replace all of the good bacteria. As well as this, you should follow a diet that is free of yeast, added sugar and all moldy, fermented foods and drinks. If pain or inflammation persists for more than 48 hours, consult your healthcare professional. The presence of blood in the urine warrants immediate medical attention.

• Supports healthy urinary tract function
• Supports healthy bacterial balance in the urinary tract
• Can be used daily by those needing healthy bladder function

Active ingredients in 2 level 1.25ml measures: D-Mannose 1500mg.

Adults: Take 2 level 1.25ml measure (using the spoon provided) in water every 3 to 4 hours during waking hours for 48 hours. Thereafter, take 1/2 to 1 measure once or twice daily for 3 additional days.

Children 4 years and over: Take 1 level 1.25ml measure (using the spoon provided) in water every 3 to 4 hours, during waking hours for 48 hours. Thereafter, take 1/4 to 1/2 measure once or twice daily for 3 additional days.

Keep out of reach of children. If blood appears in your urine, consult your healthcare professional immediately.   In all cases of illness, seek professional advice before self prescribing.