Herbal UTI Protocol
Gentle Reminder
The ideas shared here are for educational purposes only and are not a substitute for personalized medical care. Every body and every pregnancy is unique — please check in with your healthcare provider before trying any new remedy, especially if you have concerns or underlying conditions.
Double dose of a probiotic (femdophillus by Jarrow is a decent one)
- take 2 in the morning and 2 before bed - 14 days
5 cloves of raw garlic/day (some people cut it into chunks and swallow like pills) for 14 days
D-mannose - 1500mg 2x/day for 3 days, then 1x/day for 10 days
**Cranberry — I wouldn’t bother buying this separately, but if it comes with d-mannose, that is good
Vitamin C - 1000+mg/day100-120 oz of fluids/day to flush it all out!
If you would also like to incorporate homeopathic remedies, THE PROTOCOL BELOW IS TAKEN WITH THE HERBAL PROTOCOL ABOVE:
Apis Mel 30c, 2 pellets three times a day under the tongue without food for 1 week
Staphysagria 30 c 2 pellets three times a day under the tongue without food for 1 week
If first management for 14 days does not clear it up:
1) Medorrhinum 200c- first day windows every three hours after that take two doses daily
2) Thuja Occidentalis 30c-first day take a dose every three hours then twice a day after that
3) Cantharis 200c - Two doses daily.
4) Continue D-Mannose 500 mg every 3 hours
5) Monolaurin-as directed on bottle
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