It’s commonly said that cranberries – or more specifically, drinking cranberry juice – can help with urinary tract infections, or UTIs. But is it true? UTIs are pretty common, especially in ...

A new review suggests that cranberries may in fact be effective at preventing urinary tract infections.

Though cranberries cannot cure a UTI if you already have one, they can help ... should avoid juice and take cranberry supplements that contain around 36 mg of PACs. Urinary tract infections ...

Cranberry juice not only tastes great; it's also packed with nutrients to keep you healthy. Research suggests it may prevent some unexpected diseases, too.

A couple of glasses of cranberry juice twice a day may be better than antibiotics in preventing kidney and bladder infections. The claim by leading doctors is being put to the test in an ...

Urinary tract ... that you can take that can change the types of good bacteria growing in your gut and growing in your vagina. So that can definitely help you. Drinking cranberry juice -- you ...

Cranberry juice offers potential health benefits like supporting urinary tract health and promoting heart health ...

This makes the claims that they’re a ‘superfood’ – one that can help prevent an array of health conditions from urinary tract infections ... (PACs). Cranberry juice is widely claimed ...

Perhaps that’s why NHS Guys and St Thomas’ Trust writes “there is no firm evidence to support” drinking it once you’ve developed a UTI (though they do say it “may help” those with ...

Thus, cranberry juice may reduce the risk of artery-related problems, according to these research findings. According to another 2011 study, cranberry juice may help those who have coronary artery ...