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Sea Salt for a UTI

Frenchie (California, San Clement) on 03/15/2024
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This is the second time Sea Salt worked for my UTI pain. It takes about 30 minutes and the pain I just put 1 teaspoon of sea salt in a glass of water and chugged it!!! I was in so much pain and now I'm peacefully resting. Thanks be to God!!!
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Hibiscus Tea For UTI

Ella (London, England) on 02/25/2024
5 out of 5 stars

Hibiscus Tea Prevents UTIs Flavonoids in hibiscus tea possess antibacterial activity. Gossypetin prevents bacterial biofilms that cause UTIs. I few years ago I developed recurring cystitis to the point that my GP wrote me a prescription for a course of antibiotics. Antibiotics are the worst option because they destroy both good and bad bacteria. Once antibiotics are stopped an infection can often resume with a vengeance. I tried D-mannose first, which worked OK for a while and then I tried hibiscus tea. Hibiscus tea was a complete game changer. Within two days my UTI had completely cleared. One cup of hibiscus tea taken every night with my evening meal is enough to keep UTIs at bay. I have never suffered a UTI since. I always try to make sure that my kitchen cupboards are stocked with enough hibiscus tea.

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Cream of Tartar for UTI

Suzanne (Springfield LA) on 01/25/2024
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Cream of tartar for uti

Cream of tartar absolutely works. Took 1/2 teaspoon in 16 oz water and within half an hour felt relief.

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Apple Cider Vinegar and Baking Soda for a UTI

Bella (Sydney, Australia) on 12/22/2023
5 out of 5 stars

Apple Cider Vinegar and Baking Soda

Oh my goodness, this WORKS. Woke up pre dawn with a nasty UTI. Constant urgent need to pee. Very painful and uncomfortable urination with blood in my urine. By the morning I was thinking cancel yoga and ‘there goes Christmas’ as no drs open, no script for antibiotics. Went to Earth clinic, found this.

I mixed 2-3 tablespoons ACV + 1/2 teaspoon Bicarbonate in a large glass of water. Tastes fine, down the hatch in one go.

20 minutes later, symptoms COMPLETLEY GONE. Miraculous. Went to yoga, no problems. Looking forward to Christmas 🤶

I get this quite regularly, so glad to have this cure as I prefer to avoid antibiotics. Thank you again EC. 💕

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Eliminating Coffee Got Rid of Chronic UTIs

DianeC (Riverside Ca.) on 07/22/2023
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Dear Earth Clinic,

I was having a very difficult time with UTI's off and on, including using various over the counter medications and UTI aids. I was about to go to my Doctor for help. Instead I decided to eliminate my love for COFFEE and see if my love for coffee was the culprit! And sure enough my UTI's stopped bothering me when I eliminated Coffee for good!

The first few days of no longer using coffee (and I drank loads of it starting at the AM) and my UTI problem halted! I still am no longer drinking coffee and I am doing FINE! I just wanted to share this with other sufferers! I still use the AZO cranberry capsules twice a day for good measure! Thank you DianeC.

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Lemon Water or Cornsilk + Oregano Oil for a UTI

Lisa (Claremont, Ca) on 06/13/2023
5 out of 5 stars

Once again, I got a UTI. I'm older and seem to be getting them more frequently. This time after I had an illness (was told by a cupping practitioner I'd had COVID) and I had had diarrhea for a couple of weeks. This gave me the UTI, even though I clean always with water and soap after using the bathroom and am careful to not do the things I should not. I got it anyway.

I'd gotten other utis in the past couple of years and never want to go on antibiotics but I could never get rid of them on my own. Cranberry never worked for me, I tried D-Mannose without success.

Then I read two solutions that worked for others that also worked for me. I'll post this under each solution.

The first is lemon water. One person said cranberry never worked for them (me neither) but lemon did. Hot lemon water 2x a day. It was so much reduced at the end of the day, I was so surprised! I did it for two more days but I still felt twingey.

I had a doctor's appointment the next week, and I thought I'd have to go on antibiotics because even though lemon helped tremendously and immediately, I could still feel it.

So I came back here and started going through every cure. One woman posted about oil of oregano and cornsilk tea, and that she'd had a bad bout of diarrhea and got the UTI right after that, like me. It helped her so that she did not need antibiotics.

I have both cornsilk tea in the house and oil of oregano and made it right away. This was the solution that kicked the final bit of it out of my system. I had to do it for several days. By the time the doctor appointment came days later, I didn't need to say anything to them about it. I felt a little twinge about three days after I stopped taking it. I took two more cups on two more days.

This is the first time ever I have not had to go on antibiotics for a UTI. I hope this helps someone else.

Also the practitioner I saw said if you have diarrhea and UTI, after using the bathroom, first rinse the area with water, then wash with soap and water. Then mix a teaspoon to a tablespoon in a small container of warm water (like a handheld bucket, mine is maybe four cups max). Use that to cleanse the area well. Don't do it frequently because you don't want to kill the good bacteria in the area, but this can be done as a cleanse on a short term 3days or so basis to keep the area clean to help heal. It helped me feel better right away. It doesn't heal the UTI, but does a great job of sanitizing the area for you.

  • Thank God for this website. May our Creator bless and heal everyone who comes to this site looking for cures, to those who post their solutions and give all of us hope, and blessings to the developer and people who work on this site.
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    Can Refined Coconut Oil Help a UTI? Urgent Request

    Denise (California) on 05/16/2023
    4 out of 5 stars

    Better But With Side Effects

    Urgent request re UTI, does Refined coconut oil help for a UTI?

    Virgin coconut oil is helping with UTI, I quickly noticed the difference. At first it tasted good, but after 8 days of virgin coconut oil flavor, it now tastes unbearable to me. According to nutiva.com website both refined and virgin coconut oil have the same nutritional profile with 63% medium chain triglycerides, including 50% lauric acid. I've had refined coconut oil and it has almost no flavor, but will it help for a UTI? Some people on this website have posted information about refined coconut oil not being helpful for health conditions.

    Thank you, Denise

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    Sea Salt for a UTI

    Henk (Pretoria, South Africa) on 05/07/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    Sea Salt for a UTI

    Absolutely helps the best with the pain!

    Do you then miss the pain? Want it back quickly?

    Then drink coffee!! Haha!

    1 heaped teaspoon sea salt or Himalayan salt in half glass water. Then after 20 minutes 2 glasses plain water to flush.

    No sugar, bread, coffee. Water water water!

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    Apple Cider Vinegar for a Bladder Infection

    RAIN (CALIFORNIA) on 04/09/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    Apple Cider Vinegar for a Bladder Infection

    I tried 1 tb of ACV in a cup of herbal hot tea. It tasted great and I was amazed at how fast it worked, almost immediately. I followed up with 1 cup in a bath of shallow water.....another home run......! try it it really works.

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    Apple Cider Vinegar for a Bladder Infection

    KitCat (Washington ) on 03/25/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    Apple Cider Vinegar for a Bladder Infection

    This remedy WORKS!!! I woke in the middle of the night with pain when urinating. I immediately knew what it was. I’ve come to EC many times over the years for help so this is where I turned to first. I was hoping it worked because I had an event to attend. I immediately took 1 TBSP in water. After 15 minutes I felt better. 45 minutes later another dose, then twice more, each 45 minutes apart. I feel mostly normal. Good enough to attend my events. I will continue the ACV for at least 2 weeks. Thank you to everyone for their input.

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    Cream of Tartar, Essential Oils Antibiotic-Resistant UTI

    Torontogirl (FLA) on 03/23/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    I found using cream of tartar and internal ingestion of essential oils finally cured a nasty antibiotic resistant UTI.

    The oils I used were mostly Juniper, and less of Eucalyptus, Lavendar and Siberian Pine.

    The UTI calmed down within a day!

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    Lemon, Baking Soda and ACV Tonic for Bladder Infection

    Watcher248 (Canada) on 03/21/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    UTI infection, March 2023...Well this may be anecdotal evidence from a 70-year-old male but I had a UTI infection, which caused a lot of standing-on-your-tip-toes pain during voiding, and many nightly trips to the bathroom with little to show for it, but the urge was there, I ended up light headed with foggy brain function and with what can only be described as kicked in the balls swollen testicles, I went t to outpatients, they put me on intravenous anti-biotics I did this for 3 days, went home with an anti-biotic prescription for another 10 days, what seemed to be working stopped as soon as the meds were gone, then back to the hospital for another round of antibiotic intravenously, and still, it came back.

    Then I thought I remembered from earth-clinic there was a treatment for an acidic body, I tried it again... I used1 decent-sized squeezed lime/lemon juice, 3/4 tsp of baking soda added in small increments (the fizzing never stops), and 1 tablespoon of ACV, mixed in distilled water, within 4 days the results were amazing this may be as I say anecdotal but if it walks like a duck, sounds like a duck, empirical data is much more than what scientist like to claim as not pure science, this worked for me and it worked damn well just throwing this out there...

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    Olive Leaf for a Bladder Infection

    Ro (Ohio) on 03/20/2023
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    Olive Leaf for a Bladder Infection

    Thank you both for sharing this wonderful remedy. I’m on my second dose and see a big improvement after adding turmeric. Hopefully this will help someone else :-)

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    Apple Cider Vinegar for a Bladder Infection

    Wendy (Canada) on 03/06/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    My husband is an avid user of Apple Cider Vinegar and is always trying to get me to use it. I had a wicked uti infection the last couple of days and was miserable. He came upon this site. I tried it and am already feeling the relief. Just a note. If you are taking acv, use a straw because the acidity can damage your teeth. I’m so excited to find this cure.
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    Apple Cider Vinegar and Baking Soda for Recurring Bladder Infections

    Sean C. (WA) on 03/04/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    I just want to Thankyou people for putting your remedies on here. I'm a paraplegic that's struggled with recurring UTIs for over 5 years. Antibiotics over and over. As soon as I finished a course maybe two Days another would develop.

    I can tell you it's not nice having constant temperature flushing, fatigue and generally feeling horrible. Every task feels like a mountain climb.
    Unable to function and really affects social life. I've missed many family gatherings or just catching up with friends.
    I found this page looking for something that may help relieve my problems.
    I have since been following one of the lady's remedies of ACV and bicarb soda.

    I have a shot in the morning, lunch and before bed.
    I have gone two weeks so far without a UTI which I haven't done for 5 years !!
    Thank-you everybody, fingers crossed and I hope this helps many in similar situation to me as it's a real problem with Spinal cord injuries.

    Sean.
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    Corn Silk for a UTI

    mxp5769 (texas) on 02/17/2023
    5 out of 5 stars

    I have used corn silk extract for UTIs with great success. I found that cranberry works specifically on a particular bacteria associated with UTIs, but if it doesn't work for you, what to do?

    This is the one I used: https://www.herb-pharm.com/products/corn-silk

    I found immediate relief from pain/itching - by the end of the day, that symptom was gone.

    The dosing is easy - 1 dropperful in a water dilution / dose (there are instructions on the label for dosing)

    You may find this option works faster & costs less than all the cranberry remedies.

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    Took Garlic for Cystitis, Now Have Lump in Lower Gum

    Lil (Europe) on 11/01/2022
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    Hi, can anyone comment on my experience please?

    I'm obviously run-down....don't sleep well at all, over-weight and trying to lose it all the time plus the fact it's been a full-on summer and I'm dealing with a traumatic family event.....so I ended up with a bout of cystitis recently, which I've only experienced maybe 3 times in my almost 60 years.

    It's lasted 2 weeks and I've been using cranberry juice and bicarb, then I decide I'd go the garlic route, rather than go for antibiotics.

    To which end, I sliced up a very large, strong, fresh clove of garlic and macerated it overnight in a pint of water and then drank the whole lot in the morning except for a few bits of the clove which I chewed. As well as this, I made a strong garlic butter and left that overnight as well, before eating it on crackers the next day (and finger-dipping cos I love it so much! ).....

    3 days later and I have a large mainly painless lump on my lower gum but no pain in my teeth, and a small painful (when I press it) on the back of my head on the diagonally opposite side to the gum problem.

    What I am wondering is, if the garlic is routing any infection and pushing it out of my body by any means? As I sit here typing I'm sucking on a clove of garlic, having found the brilliant post all about infection in the mouth and garlic!

    Thanks so much to everyone who has contributed to this interesting and invaluable site.

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    Garlic, ACV, Cranberry Capsules for UTI

    Prairie Girl (Canada) on 08/11/2022
    5 out of 5 stars

    FOR UTI EMERGENCIES WHEN AWAY FROM HOME:

    After ingesting sugar the evening before (peanut butter chocolate pieces) and eating fruit (blueberries) for breakfast, yesterday afternoon, I felt the nagging early symptoms of a UTI coming on while I was in my car. I was tempted to go to a walk-in clinic to get Macrobid, but I didn't have time and wanted to see if I could treat myself without taking it.

    Thankfully, I had previously stashed a bottle of apple cider vinegar capsules in the car. I immediately took 2 capsules with water (preferably take them with a bit of soup, salad, or a green veggie smoothie to avoid stomach ache). I then drove to the grocery store and bought garlic capsules, a bottle of pure unsweetened cranberry juice, and a green cabbage. Within half an hour, I started taking those, too (not the cabbage), alternating 2 capsules every half hour while drinking a bit of juice in between.

    As I had meetings and couldn't return home despite my discomfort, I kept running to the washroom between plying 2 garlic or ACV capsules and a 1/4 cup of juice every half hour or so. After about 1 to 2 hours, I then slowed down and alternated the 2 capsules at an hourly rate or longer with lots of water and a bit of food. After 2-3 hours, the slightly painful UTI symptoms and constant urge to run to the washroom subsided.

    Today, I woke up with no strong symptoms but continued with the same plus I ate a tablespoon of raw cabbage salad for breakfast (no added sugar - cabbage is a known anti-parasite that helps, too). All good.

    I think the trick is to treat the niggling symptoms EARLY and not delay taking the supplements. (*If you can't get to a grocery store and can't keep fresh cranberry juice at work or in the car, keep cranberry capsules on hand instead).

    ***SUMMATION:

    KEEP THESE GROCERY SUPPLIES PERMANENTLY IN YOUR PURSE OR CAR:

    Garlic, ACV, AND Cranberry capsules (or preferably, bottled unsweetened cranberry juice if you are close to a store that sells it)

    bottled water

    a non-sweet snack (even starchy/high carb potato chips or popcorn will suffice if you can't access fresh food)

    Let me know if it works for you.

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    Colloidal Silver, Oregano Oil for Chronic Bladder Infection

    Dena L. (New Orleans, Louisiana ) on 06/04/2022
    5 out of 5 stars

    I used colloidal silver by Oxysilver with p73 oregano oil. I also drink goldenseal tea daily. I took this after antibiotics didn’t clear my bladder infection. I re-tested at the doctor and it was gone.
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    Baking Soda for a Bladder Infection

    Joyce (Ontario ) on 02/24/2022
    5 out of 5 stars

    Bladder infection:

    Do this for 1 day. 1 in the morning and 1 before bed …half teaspoon baking soda in half glass lukewarm water

    infection will be gone.

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