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Stop urinary pain NOW! with these 2 pantry staples.

Urinary Discomfort HELL!

I know first hand how horribly painful urinary discomfort is, you want to stop Urinary Pain Now! I have gone through a few UTI’s (Urinary Tract Infection) throughout my adult life. My two most recent episodes left me feeling desperate; I was breast-feeding and could not take any over-the-counter usual pain control to stop my urinary pain. I looked everywhere online for natural UTI pain control but came up empty-handed. 

But there is a natural way you can relieve UTI pain and discomfort, use cinnamon powder. Now, this is only for a temporary fix, for the love of God please use antibiotics with the help of your doctor.

Accidental Bliss!

The way I came up with this bladder discomfort relief was by sheer luck.

After trying out one of the basic UTI cure/remedies I felt my pain subside. It was cinnamon and honey. I accidentally added way to much cinnamon.

I couldn’t believe it my pain was gone. So I did it again after the pain came back in about three hours. Sure enough, it helped again. Just two simple ingredients, in fact you probably have them in your cupboard now.

 I just steeped the cinnamon in hot water a while to extract as much of the cinnamon as possible and added honey to it. It worked like a charm each time.

To Natural Heal or Not To? That Is the Question!

Now my cinnamon and honey tea only helped with the pain, my UTI was beyond the natural cure by then, so I still had to go to see the doctor. If I did not have children and could just take care of me I could have let it naturally progress till I healed. But I couldn’t risk it with a baby breastfeeding, and two other kids that needed me now. 

The last UTI I had I began the cinnamon and honey treatment right away and this time it halted it within one day. Please see your provider as soon as you know you need something more to cure your UTI. 

Other Benefits of Cinnamon by Cinnamon Vogue.

Other Ways to keep your bladder healthy according to Selfcarer.com are…

 

 

 

Check out some of my other post to help create healthy habits. 

https://consequenceofbeing.com/2018/10/26/6-powerful-steps-create-habits/

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Lucia Stakkestad

Lucia Stakkestad is an emotional regulation teacher with over a decade of experience in helping individuals gain insight into their feelings and learn methods to handle their emotions more effectively. Not only does she specialize in emotional regulation, but she also teaches evidence-based mindfulness practices that can help you reduce stress and anxiety, build healthier relationships and develop self-awareness. With her guidance, you will gain a better understanding of your mindset, emotions and mindfulness and learn how to make positive transformational changes in your life.

Lucia Stakkestad

Lucia Stakkestad is an emotional regulation teacher with over a decade of experience in helping individuals gain insight into their feelings and learn methods to handle their emotions more effectively. Not only does she specialize in emotional regulation, but she also teaches evidence-based mindfulness practices that can help you reduce stress and anxiety, build healthier relationships and develop self-awareness. With her guidance, you will gain a better understanding of your mindset, emotions and mindfulness and learn how to make positive transformational changes in your life.

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