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Natural help in bladder infections: mustard oils as an antibiotic alternative
Discover effective vegetable alternatives to the treatment of bladder infections! Dr. Dorothee Struck explains the advantages of mustard oils from nasturtium and horseradish that have an antibacterial and anti -inflammatory effect. Learn how the use of these natural remedies to avoid antibiotic resistance and tips on relieving symptoms in bladder infections.
Natural help in bladder infections: mustard oils as an antibiotic alternative
antibiotic resistance: a growing problem and alternative treatment methods
The increasing spread of antibiotic resistance is one of the greatest challenges in the field of modern medicine. In Germany, shocking 31 million antibiotic bonds were registered in Germany, with almost half of which were so-called reserve antibiotics. These highly effective medication are usually intended for the treatment of heavy, life -threatening infections if bacteria have already developed resistance to other antibiotics. This disturbing development not only raises questions about responsibility in medication, but also illustrates the need to explore and use alternative treatment methods.
dr. Dorothee Struck, a specialist from Kiel, emphasizes the effectiveness of plant remedies during the European antibiotic week in 2023. In particular, the mustard oils from nasturtium and horseradish are promising in their antioxidant and anti -inflammatory effects. These vegetable components, which are contained, for example in the product Angocin® anti-infection, could be an effective alternative in the treatment of bladder infections that are often painful due to pathogens and inflammatory processes.
In view of the fact that according to Prof. Dr. Andreas Michalsen from Berlin 68 % of the antibiotics used in urological life are not used properly, an acute need for new approaches is shown. Michalsen explains: "The carefree antibiotics are prescribed, the higher the risk that bacteria will develop resistance." Wherever conventional medicines fail, vegetable products can not only reduce the symptoms, but also combat the underlying causes.
The ability of the mustard oils to reduce the attachment of bacteria to the bladder wall, as well as their effectiveness against bacterial biofilms is particularly relevant. These biofilms are often responsible for recurring infections and can make the treatment more difficult. A comprehensive approach that combats both the inflammation and the infection could significantly improve the situation for numerous affected people.
Families who are regularly confronted with bladder infections could not only reduce the need for antibiotic prescriptions, but also minimize the effects on their health in the long term. It is crucial to find the way out of the spiral of antibiotic resistance in order to protect future generations from this problem.
The combination of heat treatments, kidney wrapping and the use of mustard oils thus represents a practical solution that meets the patient's needs. This comprehensive treatment strategy has the potential to significantly reduce the dependence on antibiotics in the treatment of uncomplicated urinary tract infections. If it managed to establish these practical alternatives, the health prospects of many people could improve.
The current development and research in the field of vegetable remedies not only shows the interest in alternative therapies, but could also lead to the creation of a more sustainable health system. Responsible action and innovation in the medical field can achieve a better future in combating infections and avoiding antibiotic resistance.