D-mannose is a kind of sugar molecule closely related to glucose. It occurs naturally in the body and we can get it from fruit & berries such as apples, oranges, peaches, blueberries, and, cranberries. But also vegetables, including green beans, cabbage, and broccoli are a common source.
So what can it do against UTIs?

Did you know that there are 80 (!) different curcuma species known to us while only mainly 8 of them are used for medicinal purposes or traditional herbal remedies? Let’s get clear on which types of curcuma we use at Primrose Laboratories and which different effects they can have.

Phytotherapeutic supplements can be very powerful and can have an immediate effect. However, with chronic conditions it can take several weeks before you notice a positive change. In these cases, it is important to take the starting dose for 4 to 6 weeks before continuing with the maintenance dose.