Cistiflux A Plus 36 + D Sofar 14 Sachets

Cistiflux A Plus 36 + D Sofar Food Supplement

What is Cistiflux A Plus 36 + D used for?

What are the benefits of taking these two components?

Side Effects with the use of Cistiflux

How should cistiflux A Plus 36 + D sachets be taken?

Warnings and contraindications

Cistiflux in Pregnancy

Ingredients Contained in Cistiflux A Plus

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What is Cistiflux A Plus 36 + D used for?

CISTIFLUX A Plus sachets is very useful as an adjuvant in the treatment of cystitis and in the prophylaxis of uncomplicated urinary infections, in the event that a synergistic action is needed to prevent bacterial adhesion to the urothelium and thus favor its elimination with the urine, such as in relapsing cystitis.

Cistiflux is a food supplement based on cranberry, the latter is an intense red berry, native to some areas of North America, which for centuries has been considered a food with numerous health properties. Today, it is used above all as a complement in cystitis of bacterial origin, inflammation of the bladder mucosa, very annoying and irritating, which often occurs in a recurrent form especially in women of childbearing age. About 85% of lower urinary tract infections (bladder and urethra) are caused by uropathogenic strains of an intestinal bacterium, Escherichia coli.
The American cranberry contains several phytochemical components, in particular proanthocyanidins (PACs), which favor the elimination with the urine of uropathogenic bacterial strains, in particular of E. coli, because they counteract their adhesion to the walls of the urinary tract.

What are the benefits of taking these two components?

Cranberry is mainly used as an adjunct in the prevention of recurrent urinary tract infections. Its benefits are attributed to proanthocyanidins, which interfere with the adhesion of uropathogemic bacteria to the bladder mucosa. These uropathogem strains rely on the adhesive capacity of type P fimbriae for colonization, the first step in an infectious process. The proanthocyanidins (PACs) especially type A present in the cranberry, as demonstrated by in vitro and in vivo experiments, act at the molecular level by inhibiting type R fimbriae thus preventing bacteria from adhering to cells and colonizing them. D-mannose is able to act in synergy with the proanthocyanidins contained in cranberry, in glove it has a high affinity for the iectin-jaannose-sensitive of many bacteria, including Escherichia coli.
D-Mannose, in fact, by binding to these lectins, present on the P-type fimbriae of these bacteria, counteracts the adhesion of the latter to the urinary mucous membranes, promoting their elimination through the urine.
Medical device based on cranberry extract titrated in type A proanthocyanidins (36 mg per sachet) and D-mannose.

It does not contain lactose and gluten.

The titer in type A proanthocyanidins is guaranteed by the use of a validated and highly sensitive method, known as DMAC (dimethylaminocinnamaldehyde from the name of the colorimetric reagent used). CISTIFLUX A Plus represents a natural approach to help fight cystitis, both as a complement to acute antibiotic therapy, and in the prophylaxis of uncomplicated urinary infections, thanks to the recognized properties of type A proanthocyanidins (PACs) and D-mannose. in preventing bacterial adhesion to the urothelium.

Side Effects with the use of Cistiflux

The product has no side effects and contraindications except in patients known to be sensitive to the components contained in the product.

How should cistiflux A Plus 36 + D sachets be taken?

In a very simple way, just pour the contents of one sachet a day into a glass of natural water at room temperature and drink in small sips, preferably in the evening before going to bed, with an empty bladder and between meals. It is important to remember that, to promote urinary flow and, therefore, the elimination of bacteria present in the bladder, it is necessary to drink at least 1.5 - 2 liters of water throughout the day.

Warnings and contraindications

Cranberry can interact with vitamin k antagonists (eg Warfarin), reducing its metabolization by cytochrome CYP 2C9. In subjects being treated with these drugs, in order to avoid the risk of bleeding, CISTIFLUX A Plus must be taken under medical supervision.
Do not exceed the recommended daily dose.
Excessive consumption can have laxative effects.
In case of intolerance or allergic reaction, stop taking the product.
If you have symptoms of urinary tract infection or fever, consult your doctor. The medical device does not replace the antibiotic therapy necessary for the treatment of urinary infections.
Keep out of reach of children.

Cistiflux in Pregnancy

It can be used during pregnancy, in this case it is recommended to consult a doctor before taking any type of product

Ingredients Contained in Cistiflux A Plus

Each sachet contains 36 mg of proanthocyanidins type A (from American Cranberry extract), D-Mannose, Fructose, Maltodextrin, Aroma streams of the forest, Citric acid, Steviol glycosides, Red beet, Silicon dioxide.

Format

Cistiflux Plus is sold in packs of 14 sachets to be poured into water at room temperature.