Clearmax is a natural blend containing d-mannose.
D-mannose works much the way cranberry does to help flush
the body of the bacteria causing the infection.
While antibiotics are the most common treatment
for urinary tract infections, they work to kill the causing
bacteria. This approach can be problematic when a) the strain
is resistant to the antibiotic or b) the antibiotic kills
friendly bacteria in your system necessary for normal function.
Clearmax works not to kill the bacteria–but to flush
it from the system. E.Coli, the bacteria most common for
causing urinary tract infections, is attracted to the d-mannose
molecules. Rather than adhering to the walls of the urinary
tract the bacteria adheres to the d-mannose and is flushed
from the system through urination.
Clearmax is taken orally in capsule
form. It is recommended the product be taken every 3-4 waking
hours to maintain adequate presence in the urinary tract.
The desired results are typically achieved within 48 hours.
Capsules can be taken in smaller doses for maintenance in
those who experience frequent recurrence of symptoms.
Because Clearmax is a simple, natural product there are
no known side affects. The main ingredient D-Mannose is
a simple sugar. It does not interfere with blood sugar regulation,
even for diabetics. It creates no disruption in normal body
micro flora. It is safe for pregnant women and very small
children. Many physicians will advise collecting a urine
specimen for culture, if possible just before starting to
take Clearmax so that the bacteria can be identified as
rapidly as possible in the few cases when Clearmax does
not work.
*None of these statements have
been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).
These products are not intended to diagnose, cure or treat
disease. The FDA regulates this product as a dietary supplement.
If you have any questions about how you feel while taking
this supplement, contact your doctor. Do not stop or change
prescribed medication without the permission or prescription
of your medical doctor.
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