D-Mannose is a sugar, and sugar feeds bacteria, so I would not use D-Mannose for a UTI. And I have read several places not to take Oregano Oil internally, only for external use. Coconut oil works great for candidiasis.

Thanks for this. It is helpful.

Interesting, thanks.
And yet when you browse through sites looking for something you find people got results with those things… Sure, many are trying many things at the same time. It could be some of the other things. Or an synergiistic effect.
And others didn’t.
Now I am looking for a natural cure for h.pylori. What is the best you know for it. Or the best protocol? I would be very grateful for an advise.
Thanks.
Hernan.

I suggested Oregano Oil to all of my customers who had chronic kidney, bladder or sinus infections. Sinusitis is problematic since it is a primary fungal infection with a secondary bacterial infection. Allopathic doctors only treat the bacterial infection leaving the underlying fungal infection untouched. Oregano oil is a great natural anti-fungal treatment.

I have no problem with suggesting the other herbs in the article but since olive leaf and oregano oil became available the need and the demand for goldenseal and myrrh have significantly declined.

I do have issues with Colloidal silver, coconut oil, grapefruit seed extract and manuka honey. Colloidal silver was rediscovered in the 1990’s as the health food universe was looking for a natural antibiotic. Silver is a heavy metal and as such it has several dangerous side effects including brain damage. Silver lost its luster when oregano oil became common place.
Coconut oil for many years was used only externally or as a lubricant on rubber seals. That is where I think it should stay. You can buy Lauric acid granules for internal use with out having to eat coconut oil.

Grapefruit seed extract is NOT an antibiotic. What is an antibiotic is the preservative used in the making. Potassium sorbate is the preservative many manufacturers used in their liquid products to give them antibiotic properties when the actual herbal extracts were not.

I remember when manuka honey was the rage. After a few years the scientific community finally did a few studies. Most of the manuka honey did nothing. The maunka honey that did have mild antibiotic properties was because it had a high concentration of the same chemicals found in tea tree oil. The manuka tree is a relative of the Australian Tea Tree. Just like the Aussie Tea Tree, the Manuka leaves are a much better natural antiseptic than the honey. If everyone were to know this they would not be paying exorbitant prices for HONEY!