FOR A HEALTHY URINARY TRACT What is Volurine® (D-mannose complex)? D-mannose is a natural simple sugar (monogluconate) that successfully helps in the fight against Escherichia coli. It quickly reaches the urine and keeps the urinary tract healthy. In case of infection, D-mannozata clings to the bacteria, covers it all and thus prevents the bacteria from sticking to the bladder wall. Although the mechanism of action is complex, theoretically, if there is enough D-mannose in the urine, it will bind to the bacteria and thus prevent them from sticking to the bladder wall, that is, infection is prevented. Escherichia coli cells coated with D-mannose become non-sticky and are easily excreted by urination from the body. Action of Volurine® – (D-mannose complex) Prevent urinary infection naturally You don't have to wait for signs of infection to appear D-mannose can be used throughout the year and has no side effects Sufficient amount of D-mannose with enough fluids, normal urination, simple and effective in the treatment of treatment and prevention of urinary infections!! D-mannose is not metabolized in the body and does not affect blood sugar regulation and is therefore SAFE FOR DIABETIC PEOPLE. According to research at many world universities, most urinary infections are caused by the already well-known bacterium Escherichia coli. This bacteria normally lives in our digestive system and anal region, but it can very easily cross into the urinary tract and thus cause an infection. The flow of urine flushes the bladder, and with it the bacteria from it. However, persistent Escherichia coli has tiny cilia on its surface that contain a glue-like substance called lectin, with which it easily and firmly adheres to the bladder wall and cannot be expelled by urination. Statistics show that every second woman has at least one Escherichia coli infection in her life. Men can also get a bladder infection, especially those with an enlarged prostate. A common treatment for urinary tract infections in both women and men is the use of antibiotics. Escherichia coli is a persistent bacterium, so long-term use of antibiotics destroys the good bacteria in the body, first of all in our digestive tract, which can cause other health problems.