Herbal remedies for bladder infections

Bearberry
also known as uva ursi. In a double blind placebo study of 57 women with recurrent UTIs, bearberry was shown to effectively suppress further infection. Bearberry acts as an antibacterial, urinary antiseptic, astringent and healer to the mucous membranes of the urinary tract. It is also a diuretic.
Dandelion leaf 
Different to the root which has a focus on balancing digestive and liver health, this herb is potent diuretic used to flush the bladder and relieve symptoms.
Cornsilk 
Has soothing mucilaginous or demulcent properties. This soothes the irritated mucous membranes. It also has a diuretic effect. Rich in silica and other minerals, which help strengthen the tissues.
Horsetail 
Acts in a similar fashion to corn silk.
Marshmallow root 
Yes, original marshmallow candy was made from this plant. As you could imagine, marshmallow has a softening demulcent effect on irritated mucous membranes of the urinary tract.
Cranberry
Technically not a herb but used by herbalists. Flordis, a natural health company, has performed extensive studies on cranberry extract. Cranberry helps prevent potentially harmful bacteria from sticking to urinary tract walls and effectively flushes out the bacteria from the urinary tract to help promote urinary tract health. By helping to maintain a clean urinary tract this will reduce the frequency of recurrent cystitis.
Goldenseal 
Is a potent antibacterial and mucous membrane healer indicated for inflammation of the urinary tract wall.
WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO TAKE THESE HERBS?
All of these herbs, with the exception of Goldenseal and Cranberry, may be taken in a herbal tea form. Add 1 teaspoon of each in a litre of boiling water, steep for 7 minutes and consume daily. I recommend organic herbs. You may also take these herbs in a herbal tincture form which contains concentrated constituents of herbs and offer maximum therapeutic benefits. They are only available with a prescription from your naturopath or herbalist. A qualified health practitioner will ensure your medication; supplements or disease state does not interact with your herbs. When a herbalist prescribes herbal remedies they consider one's constitution, age, allergies, sensitiveness, robustness, weight, temperature, current status of health and personality. From this understanding they can choose the most successful remedies for you. Ellura by Flordis is a brilliant cranberry supplement that I use quite successfully in my clinical practice.

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