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The therapeutic workings of cranberry in the urinary tract and beyond
Cranberry can reduce reoccurring medically diagnosed cystitis without causing antimicrobial resistance. But how does it work in the urinary tract and does its activity extend to the digestive system?
Urinary tract infections (UTIs), defined as the presence of bacteria in the urine at elevated levels (> 100 000/mL), are highly prevalent across the population.1,2
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