A groundbreaking study led by researchers at Bond University has provided compelling evidence that cranberry juice is an effective natural remedy for urinary tract infections (UTIs). The research, which analyzed data from 20 studies involving over 3,000 participants worldwide, found that people who consume cranberry juice are 54% less likely to develop UTIs.
Dr. Christian Moro, the lead researcher, emphasized the importance of this finding in the face of increasing antibiotic resistance. The study also revealed that cranberry juice reduced the need for antibiotics by 59% and alleviated symptoms in those with active UTIs.
While cranberry tablets and increased water intake showed benefits, the combination of cranberry and fluid, as found in juice, proved most effective. This research offers hope for the millions affected by UTIs annually, presenting a simple, natural alternative to conventional treatments.