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SUBJECT: UTIS &
COLLOIDAL SILVER/ARTICLE Before
anyone asks -- no, I don't have any reference for this article and the I don't know about using it for a cat with a UTI, because those are usually from calculi - and I just don't know that it would help like Hydrangea does. Perhaps along with the Hydrangea. Another thing is that I would have a hard time believing anything could work better or faster than JP-X for UTIs. . .BUT, if all you have is Colloidal Silver - it might be worth trying. Take it for what it is worth -- and like I said, this initial explanation of UTIs might be helpful. G. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are caused by bacteria that invade the urinary system and multiply, leading to an infection. UTIs are very common; approximately 8 to 10 million people seek professional medical assistance annually for this disease. Women are affected more than men, although men and children can get UTIs. Approximately one woman in five will have a urinary tract infection in her lifetime. Most infections are not serious and can be easily treated with antibiotics. However, if left untreated, some infections can result in kidney damage and even death. This is why it is so important to seek appropriate medical treatment if a UTI is suspected. There are three types of urinary tract infection: *urethritis
(infection of the urethra) The urinary tract can be infected from above by bacteria from another part of the body that enter the kidney through the bloodstream, or a UTI can occur from bacteria entering the urethra. Infection from above is most often seen in newborn babies with a systemic infection known as sepsis. Infection from below is much more common in both children and adults. Urinary Tract
The ureters are tube-like structures that transport the urine from the kidneys to the bladder where the urine is stored. Muscles called sphincters tighten around the urethra to prevent urine from leaking out. There are two sphincters: the internal is not controlled consciously, while the external sphincter is under voluntary control. The bladder is elastic and expands as it fills with urine. When the bladder reaches a certain capacity, which differs for each individual, the brain sends impulses to the internal sphincter to relax and other impulses to a muscle called the detrusor to contract and expel the urine out the urethra. This process is under the voluntary control of the individual, who can hold the urine until social circumstances allow for urination. (Loss of this control is urinary incontinence.) Urine is normally "sterile," meaning that it usually contains no bacteria. The body accomplishes this through several methods. First, the two sphincter muscles that prevent urine leaking from the bladder to the urethra, also prevent the bacteria that normally colonize the skin from ascending through the meatus (the opening in the urethra) into the bladder. Second, the length of the urethra makes it difficult for bacteria to get to the bladder. The fact that women have a much shorter urethra than men accounts for the fivefold increase of UTIs among women compared to men. Finally, if bacteria
do make it to the bladder, the body is equipped with valves where the
ureters empty into the bladder, a region known as the trigone. These valves
prevent urine and any bacteria from backing up into the kidneys. Further,
the bladder almost completely empties when urination occurs, so that any
bacteria present should be excreted as well. Despite these defense mechanisms,
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Testimonial 1 The infection seemed to be low-grade, all the time. When I traveled by car, not drinking enough liquids, and not stopping enough, the bladder infection would flare up again. I finally found a solution! Colloidal Silver. Since I began taking Colloidal Silver I have had no bladder infection. I drove six hours one day and six hours back the next day (usually a sure case of infection) and had no problem at all. I have worked outside riding the lawnmower for five hours in the heat (another sure way for a flare up of infection) and no sign of infection, or burning sensation at all. Denise - Testimonial
2 Angie R. - Testimonial
3 Colleen J. - Testimonial
4 I took him off the antibiotic and tried many different natural alternatives. Nothing was working. One day I felt so frustrated, and had almost given up when a woman in a health store told me about colloidal silver. She had me read some reports about it and proof of it's ability. As I read tears ran down my face and I knew I had found an answer. I started giving it to him. At first his little body went through allot, trying to rebuild the immune system that the antibiotics had stripped. Now I give him a teaspoon every day. He is doing great. And I feel so good that I don't have to give him antibiotics regularly, so that when He needs them in surgery they will work well. Testimonial 5 Testimonial 6 Another note: We have
outside kittens. Anyone who has seen farm cats/kittens can relate to this.
One of the kitten's eye's was horribly swollen up. I'm not sure what causes
this, just many kittens succumb to this and sometimes die. I treated this
kitten with 1 tsp of colloidal silver
ONCE. Two days later the infection had disappeared and he looks as healthy
as the others or more so. Yes Colloidal
Silver is a great thing for humans, but can save any pet owner a bushel
of money by using it instead of those expensive vets bills/meds. Yes,
take your pets to the vet for checkups and preventative vaccines/heartworm
meds...but keep Colloidal Silver
around for them. We wouldn't have my 14 year-old cat with us today without
it. GHOE Note: The NSP product JP-X has been shown to be quite effective in many UTI cases. We also have NSP Colloidal Silver. Your Health Freedom May Be At Risk! Check Our CODEX/Activism Section | Main Articles Page | |
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