Benefits
UT Biotect™ is formulated to support optimal urinary tract function naturally with cranberry, D-mannose, aronia berry, and hibiscus flower. These ingredients work to promote microbial balance in the urinary tract, offering a natural approach to urinary wellness and comfort.
Bottle contains 120 capsules (30-day supply)
Caution: If you are pregnant, nursing, or on medication, consult with your healthcare practitioner.
- Natural support for normal, healthy urinary tract function
- Phytochemicals that help cleanse the urinary tract
- Promotes a healthy microbial environment in the urinary tract
- 36 mg proanthocyanidins per serving from organic cranberry, plus D-mannose, organic aronia berry, and organic hibiscus flower extract
Key Ingredients
Organic cranberry extract
Cranberries have a long history of use for urinary discomfort, and research supporting their role in promoting urinary tract health. Cranberries are rich in phytochemicals called proanthocyanidins that have cleansing properties, promoting microbial balance by making it more difficult for bacteria to adhere to the cells lining the urinary tract. Our cranberry extract is standardized to supply a high concentration of proanthocyanidins – 36 mg in a daily serving – to be consistent with the research on cranberry for urinary tract health.
D-mannose
D-mannose is a carbohydrate naturally found in plant foods, including cranberries. Studies suggest D-mannose works synergistically with cranberry proanthocyanidins to maintain healthy microbial balance and a healthy urinary tract. UT Biotect™ supplies both D-mannose and high-proanthocyanidin cranberry extract.
Organic aronia berry powder
Aronia, also called chokeberry, is a deep purple, phytochemical-rich berry that, like cranberry, contains proanthocyanidins. Preliminary research with aronia berry juice suggests aronia phytochemicals support urinary tract health.
Organic hibiscus flower extract
Laboratory studies suggest hibiscus phytochemicals help maintain a healthy microbial balance, by affecting bacterial growth and adhesion to the cells that line the urinary tract.
