Promotes the functionality of the urinary tract and drainage of body fluids.
The Cranberry or Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon) is an intense red berry that grows mainly in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Oregon, Washington, Wisconsin and in some areas of Canada and Chile. It is cultivated in sandy soils rich in water, which during the harvesting period, between May and October, offer an exceptional chromatic spectacle in the distance.

The cranberry remains one of the most effective and most extraordinary medicinal plants. Recent studies have shown a significant reduction in cystitis among women who regularly drink their juice.

It is proven that the molecules present in the cranberry change the adhesion of the bacterium Eschericha Coli (main cause of cystitis) thus decreasing the number and frequency of urinary infections and favoring the elimination of excess fluids.