I worked this up to help my mature women readers, and in particular, my dear friend Sally, who has not been listening to me. Here are the secrets she must use in the future to save her life.
Oral estradiol is best, because the first pass through the liver upregulates an enzyme called matrixmetalloproteinase that clears plaque from blood vessels, benefitting cardiovascular system, vaginal moisture and thickness, and prevents dementia. Topical testosterone applied to inner labia, clitoris and opening of the vagina, increases vaginal moisture, strengthens vaginal muscles, and prevents UTI, and stress incontinence. Human identical hormones are miraculous.
I’m so thankful that you “popped up” on my feed from Substack- research on Pielonephritis!
I’m a a 75 year young lady who has been on the bladder infection roller coaster war since my 20s.
I was starting to experience all the symptoms you describe and it’s all coming clear. D-Mannose, Methylene Blue and restore gut damage from antibiotics to start with. I’m experiencing prolapse of organs after a bladder sling operation 15 years ago.(thank goodness no mesh!)
I’m 5’20 and weigh 144 lbs with good muscle from a lifetime of exercising.
Any other info on this would be helpful! I hope to share the good news to many other women suffering the same issues.
Thanks Dr. Yoho for this video! I have sufferred for many years of UTI and have been on preventative antibiotics such as Cipro, Cephalexin sigh 40 yrs now, so you can imagine the state of my urinary tract. I quit during COVID era started questioning care and the use of the preventatives I was taking. I started recoating my microbiome with probiotics gut and vaginal, drinking more water using estrogen creame I’ll try your suggestion and start D-mannose first LOL used met blue in the lab so…!!!). I must say Iappreciate from the bottom of my heart you educating us also about Pyelonephritis. My sister had “kidney infection” my twin you see directly after taking the COVID shot to my dismay. My sister is like Sally, so I understand your grief. What a great doctor you are! I wish there was some way I could thank you more. Sharon Pratt Anzaldua 4-8-26
This is such valuable information. I suffered pyelonephritis in my twenties and see now that I was lucky to get through it apparently unscathed. I have forwarded the article to a friend in her late 60s who exists on a sad merry-go-round of UTIs and antibiotics... let's hope she learns something from it. So many of us remain stubbornly blind to anything beyond mainstream medicine. I wish more women would look into the massive benefits of post-menopausal hormone therapy, bioidentical if possible.
Thank you for this detailed information. While in France, I had the beginning of a UTI and went to the pharmacy where they gave me an OTC box of capsules w a strong herbal odor that knocked it out within 24 hours. At least the burning and any symptoms. I stayed on them about a week.
Back home I figured out it had oil of oregano in them. Not sure what else.
How potent/successful do you think oil of oregano capsules are at fighting a UTI? Have you studied the effectiveness?
Well, I’m one of those with constant UTI problems at 69 years old. I went to four gynecologists before one suggested the estrogen cream. I have D- mannose and I also take a female probiotic vaginally upon start of UTI. I have both parts of the chlorine dioxide, but I’ve never used it, maybe I will now. This was so well explained that now I really understand the reason behind the estrogen. Lots of good advice in this article, I loved it and I’m thankful.
The word “pyelonephritis” caught my eye. I had an Aunt Mary who died of “pyelonephritis” in her early twenties, before I was born.
Aunt Mary was working at a large insurance company and she was called down to the nurses’s office and they took her blood pressure and it was sky high. They sent her home immediately and told her she could not work again because of her condition. My older siblings remember Aunt Mary as always at grandmother’s and always wearing a “bath robe.” She apparently was basically confined to bed to survive.
I guess technically she died of a heart symptom called hypertension. I guess a bacterial infection is an “ –itis “ condition but that infection was also just a symptom of some other condition. The underlying root cause of the symptom was apparently not known to be known, “etiology unknown”, at least back then.
I have lab-reported “contamination” of my last four urine cultures. I was referred to a urologist recently to do a diagnostic work-up on me to determine the source of the “contamination” which my primary doctor referred to as “a likely colonization.” The latest thing to contaminate my urine cultures is “albumin”. I do not know what that “thing” is but it looks like another kind of “thing” that is coming from inside my body and leaking in to my kidneys and/or urinary tract system.
The urologist I saw one time would not address what I was there to see him for. I was so vexed with his conduct in examining me that I am not going to that urologist even though I may need diagnosis and treatment from one of those. He prescribed some kind of RX pill to stop nighttime frequency of urination so I could sleep all night. I filled the RX but I decided not to take it because I was hoping that once they found out the true cause of my urinary symptoms they would prescribe a RX pill to clear up my root condition. I did not want to be taking some pill to treat symptoms while I would be trying out a new kind of pill to get at my real root “disease.”
I have a medical history of “leaky gut” and kidney stones (nephrolithiasis)) and gallstones (cholelithiasis) and a kind of odd history of medical problems since childhood but never a true diagnosis of a true disease.
Lots of wisdom here. Any advice for a swollen foot? Couple years ago it swelled and then went away with aspirin and Nattokinase and Serrapeptase. Now with same treatments seems to stay swollen, using also the inflatable foot and leg compression device to squeeze the foot and calf to force the fluid up, as well compression stocking part of the time. Thanks
Thanks, if you read all of that it looks like compression is fine if done properly and there aren't other complicating factors like infections, sores, skin trouble.
Compression prevents your body from healing itself, which God designed it to do, and I can testify that it absolutely does. Don’t take my word for it, get on any browser other than Google Chrome (I prefer Brave. It has its own search engine) and look it up.
Thanks dr yoho for your work on MB and other ! Please listen to dr Connelly on getting people off dialysis with high dose niacin and arm and hammer ?
Thank you for this excellent information. I love that you are a healer.
Oops... transdermal estradiol does not have cardiovascular benefits, but may be necessary for women who have clotting issues.
Oral estradiol is best, because the first pass through the liver upregulates an enzyme called matrixmetalloproteinase that clears plaque from blood vessels, benefitting cardiovascular system, vaginal moisture and thickness, and prevents dementia. Topical testosterone applied to inner labia, clitoris and opening of the vagina, increases vaginal moisture, strengthens vaginal muscles, and prevents UTI, and stress incontinence. Human identical hormones are miraculous.
I’m so thankful that you “popped up” on my feed from Substack- research on Pielonephritis!
I’m a a 75 year young lady who has been on the bladder infection roller coaster war since my 20s.
I was starting to experience all the symptoms you describe and it’s all coming clear. D-Mannose, Methylene Blue and restore gut damage from antibiotics to start with. I’m experiencing prolapse of organs after a bladder sling operation 15 years ago.(thank goodness no mesh!)
I’m 5’20 and weigh 144 lbs with good muscle from a lifetime of exercising.
Any other info on this would be helpful! I hope to share the good news to many other women suffering the same issues.
Correction 5’10’ not 5’20’!!! Lol
Thanks Dr. Yoho for this video! I have sufferred for many years of UTI and have been on preventative antibiotics such as Cipro, Cephalexin sigh 40 yrs now, so you can imagine the state of my urinary tract. I quit during COVID era started questioning care and the use of the preventatives I was taking. I started recoating my microbiome with probiotics gut and vaginal, drinking more water using estrogen creame I’ll try your suggestion and start D-mannose first LOL used met blue in the lab so…!!!). I must say Iappreciate from the bottom of my heart you educating us also about Pyelonephritis. My sister had “kidney infection” my twin you see directly after taking the COVID shot to my dismay. My sister is like Sally, so I understand your grief. What a great doctor you are! I wish there was some way I could thank you more. Sharon Pratt Anzaldua 4-8-26
Do you need a prescription for compounded methylene blue pills? Probably need to find an integrative or functional medicine MD?
article soon w sources
Awesome article. Thank you.
This is such valuable information. I suffered pyelonephritis in my twenties and see now that I was lucky to get through it apparently unscathed. I have forwarded the article to a friend in her late 60s who exists on a sad merry-go-round of UTIs and antibiotics... let's hope she learns something from it. So many of us remain stubbornly blind to anything beyond mainstream medicine. I wish more women would look into the massive benefits of post-menopausal hormone therapy, bioidentical if possible.
Brilliant, thank you.
Thank you for this detailed information. While in France, I had the beginning of a UTI and went to the pharmacy where they gave me an OTC box of capsules w a strong herbal odor that knocked it out within 24 hours. At least the burning and any symptoms. I stayed on them about a week.
Back home I figured out it had oil of oregano in them. Not sure what else.
How potent/successful do you think oil of oregano capsules are at fighting a UTI? Have you studied the effectiveness?
Thank you.
Berberine - very low bio-availability
Well, I’m one of those with constant UTI problems at 69 years old. I went to four gynecologists before one suggested the estrogen cream. I have D- mannose and I also take a female probiotic vaginally upon start of UTI. I have both parts of the chlorine dioxide, but I’ve never used it, maybe I will now. This was so well explained that now I really understand the reason behind the estrogen. Lots of good advice in this article, I loved it and I’m thankful.
Chlorine dioxide solution, how to make it
https://odysee.com/$/download/Chlorine-Dioxide-Tutorial-2/25717d58b01017973bd5438366bca0b8824e7e33
Thanks!
The word “pyelonephritis” caught my eye. I had an Aunt Mary who died of “pyelonephritis” in her early twenties, before I was born.
Aunt Mary was working at a large insurance company and she was called down to the nurses’s office and they took her blood pressure and it was sky high. They sent her home immediately and told her she could not work again because of her condition. My older siblings remember Aunt Mary as always at grandmother’s and always wearing a “bath robe.” She apparently was basically confined to bed to survive.
I guess technically she died of a heart symptom called hypertension. I guess a bacterial infection is an “ –itis “ condition but that infection was also just a symptom of some other condition. The underlying root cause of the symptom was apparently not known to be known, “etiology unknown”, at least back then.
I have lab-reported “contamination” of my last four urine cultures. I was referred to a urologist recently to do a diagnostic work-up on me to determine the source of the “contamination” which my primary doctor referred to as “a likely colonization.” The latest thing to contaminate my urine cultures is “albumin”. I do not know what that “thing” is but it looks like another kind of “thing” that is coming from inside my body and leaking in to my kidneys and/or urinary tract system.
The urologist I saw one time would not address what I was there to see him for. I was so vexed with his conduct in examining me that I am not going to that urologist even though I may need diagnosis and treatment from one of those. He prescribed some kind of RX pill to stop nighttime frequency of urination so I could sleep all night. I filled the RX but I decided not to take it because I was hoping that once they found out the true cause of my urinary symptoms they would prescribe a RX pill to clear up my root condition. I did not want to be taking some pill to treat symptoms while I would be trying out a new kind of pill to get at my real root “disease.”
I have a medical history of “leaky gut” and kidney stones (nephrolithiasis)) and gallstones (cholelithiasis) and a kind of odd history of medical problems since childhood but never a true diagnosis of a true disease.
Lots of wisdom here. Any advice for a swollen foot? Couple years ago it swelled and then went away with aspirin and Nattokinase and Serrapeptase. Now with same treatments seems to stay swollen, using also the inflatable foot and leg compression device to squeeze the foot and calf to force the fluid up, as well compression stocking part of the time. Thanks
Compression is contraindicated. Look it up, but don’t google it.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7383414/
Thanks, if you read all of that it looks like compression is fine if done properly and there aren't other complicating factors like infections, sores, skin trouble.
right
Compression prevents your body from healing itself, which God designed it to do, and I can testify that it absolutely does. Don’t take my word for it, get on any browser other than Google Chrome (I prefer Brave. It has its own search engine) and look it up.
Are you exercising for circulation? Short fluid tablet treatment should correct swelling.
Walking and bike riding when possible. What is "short fluid tablet treatment"?
5-7 days
My mother died of this.