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| Introduction |
| Probably half of us at some point in our lives will experience self-limiting urinary tract or kidney problems. Some of us will see a physician and take medication (with the problem usually recurring later), and others will suffer in silence and wait for the problem to simply go away. |
| Although medical care may be appropriate, frequently the medications taken will either suppress inflammation or simply kill microorganismsin neither case is the underlying imbalance treated. |
| Those who binge on sugar consistently alter their urinary mucosa, creating a surface that bacteria can adhere to, and will often have recurrent urinary tract infections (UTIs) no matter how often they take antibiotics or how stoically they endure an infection that will eventually go away of its own accord, at least temporarily. The person with kidney stones who makes no change in diet or habits or stress is likely to have more stones. |
| The fact is, the more frequent the condition, the more likely it is to "ripen" into a more serious and organic disease state. |
| Most urinary tract problems can be managed by prevention, a little dietary discipline and the judicious use of some simple and safe herbs. In this book I intend to explain what goes on, what gets out of balance, and what you can do to prevent or treat these problems, using herbs and self-awareness. |
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