Nobody knows: This is d-mannose, which binds to the hairs on bacteria that are meant to bind them to the bladder wall. Cranberry juice, a similar inhibitor, is scientifically established in prevention / treatment of bladder infections. There is some preliminary suggestive evidence that d-mannose can do the same -- we await some controlled studies.
Answered 7/30/2019
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Unsure: Agree with Dr. Friedlander. It has shown promising results in rat studies (http://www.discovernutrition.com/research.htm).
Answered 7/31/2019
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