She found good evidence that cranberry juice, tablets or capsules can help prevent UTIs in women who suffer the condition repeatedly, as well as in children (although they didn’t appear to be ...

The Cochrane Review — which analysed the results of randomised controlled trials — found that taking cranberry juice, tablets or capsules did reduce the number of UTIs in women who dealt with ...

Senator Tammy Duckworth (D-IL), who is a member of the Armed Services Committee, the Veterans’ Affairs Committee and the ...

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 ...

Thirteen studies (2380 participants) evaluated only cranberry juice/concentrate; nine studies (1032 participants) evaluated only cranberry tablets/capsules; one study compared cranberry juice and ...

Kidney stones: Cranberry juice and cranberry extracts contain a large amount of a chemical called oxalate. Since oxalate is found in kidney stones, cranberry might increase the risk of kidney stones.

We all know cranberry juice helps to manage urinary tract infections, right? Well, steady on ― though some studies have found that the A-type proanthocyanidins (PAC) content of the berries might ...

However, a recent Cochrane review failed to note any significant benefit from cranberry products (juice, tablets and capsules). [79] Post-coital prophylaxis and self-initiated antibiotic therapy ...