Helpful for Urinary Issues

• Prevents Urinary Tract Infections
• Boosts Immunity
• Improves Digestive Health
• Good for Heart Health

Product Composition:
Cranberry juice extract (USP) 250mg, Vitamin C (USP) 50mg

How to Make:
Pour & mix one sachet content in glass of water (225ml) & drink.

Dosage: Take one or two sachet daily after meals or as directed by your health advisor.

Directions: Store in a cool & dry place. Protect from heat, sunlight & moisture. Keep away from the reach of children. Don’t use unsealed sachet.

What is Urinary Tract Infection (UTI)?
UTI is typically characterized by the sudden onset of frequent, painful and urgent urination. Lower abdominal pain or lower back pain may also be present. The urine is often cloudy and foul smelling. The most common bacteria to cause UTI is E.coli.

What are the symptoms of UTI?
The most common symptoms of UTI are:

• Pain or painful urination
• Frequent need to urinate
• Burning sensation while urinating
• Bladder Spasm

 

How is UTI diagnosed?
In a patient with typical symptoms, UTI is diagnosed by examination of a mid-stream urine sample.

How may Cranomer help avoid UTIs?
Research indicates that Cranomer contains PACs (Proanthocyanidins), natural plan defense system against microbes. Unique anti-adhesion activity of PACs may help the body to stop developing harmful bacteria that cause urinary tract infections.

What are the major advantages of taking Cranomer during UTIs?

Cranomer may help in:

• Improving overall urinary tract health
• Subsiding urinary symptoms related to UTIs
• Fighting off acute UTIs
• Minimizing the chances of UTI recurrence
• Reducing urinary odour in people with bladder control problems
• Relieving the pain and the burning sensation associated with cystitis

 

Can men take Cranomer?
Yes, Cranomer may equally help provide relief from UTI symptoms in both men and women.

What are contraindications of Cranomer?
Patients taking Warfarin are advised not to take Cranomer.

No major side effects have been reported from the use of cranberry or Cranomer.