Cranberry Juice
Safe with pregnancy
This is the juice extract of the cranberry fruit. The fruits themselves are rarely eaten raw due to their sharp and sour taste. It is believed to be high in nutrients, and therefore of immense benefit to the wellbeing of the individual
Caution
It may adversely interact with blood thinning drugs like Warfarin
Large amount of intake can cause nausea and an increase in blood sugar level
Therapy for:
Antioxidant Source
Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)
Promote wellbeing
Strengthen immunity
Comments
Cranberry can prevent the growth of a number of bacteria. It is not known to which extent it can do this in the human body
Scientific research has not demonstrated cranberry efficacy for the prevention or treatment of UTIs
See your healthcare giver if you suspect a UTI
Diabetes: Use with caution
Children: Use with caution
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