DELTHAmannosio ® 20 Sachets
Delthamannosio is a Food supplements based on D-Mannose, Ribodiet® nucleotides and Cranberry.
Their synergistic action is used to support the body's natural defences in general and the urinary tract in particular.
D-mannose is a monosaccharide that is not metabolized by the body and therefore largely eliminated as such through the urine. For this reason, it is an adjuvant in the resolution of that typical and annoying condition known as cystitis. Cystitis is an inflammation of the bladder, which in a high percentage of cases is caused by facultative anaerobic bacteria that originate from the intestinal flora, such as Escherichia coli. This bacterium has tentacular structures on its surface called fimbriae or pili that can adhere to the epithelial cells of the bladder mucosa. D-mannose interferes with this microbial adhesion mechanism by promoting urinary elimination of the micro-organisms.
Ribodiet's purified nucleotides, the only ones on the market, are recognized in international literature for their usefulness in boosting and supporting the immune system. In addition, Ribolife's activity in rebalancing intestinal microflora, a known and possible contributory cause of cystitis, is well documented.
Cranberry is a botanical ingredient traditionally used in the treatment of urinary infections thanks to its mechanism of action, which is linked to the presence of proanthocyanins, substances capable of inhibiting microbial adhesion to the bladder mucosa. By preventing this attachment, in synergy with D-mannose, bacterial implantation is inhibited.
Delthamannosio® - product strenghts
- Complex of high-dose D-mannose (1000 mg), purified nucleotides and Cranberry titrated in HPLC
- Adjuvant in treating and preventing acute and recurrent cystitis and in counteracting their symptoms
- A natural help to strengthen the natural bladder defenses
DELTHAmannosio ®
- Gluten free
- Lactose free
Product included in the supplement register of the Italian Ministry of Health under the no. 61513
Disclaimer: The information provided represents general information, is not intended to constitute a diagnosis, and in no way replaces medical advice. You should rely on the advice of your doctor and/or a specialised expert.