Natural Antibiotic

Mustard Oils as a Therapy Alternative for Persistent Urinary Tract Infections

Aside from conventional antibiotic therapy, there is also a plant-based, natural remedy that can achieve very similar results - without the unwanted side effects of antibiotics.

The mustard glycosides found in nasturtium herb and horseradish root release antimicrobial isothiocyanates (mustard oils) in the bladder, helping to fight off those troublesome bacteria.

According to various in-vitro studies, mustard oils have an antibacterial spectrum, even against resistant strains of E. coli and problem bacteria like MRSA.

Incidentally, it also contributes to improving symptoms in acute inflammatory diseases of the bronchi and sinuses.

Interesting: The adhesion ability in E. coli, Klebsiella spp., and Serratia spp. was effectively impaired by D-Mannose, Proanthocyanidin Type A (e.g. in Cranberry ) and Allylisothiocyanate (e.g. in nasturtium and horseradish).
The motility of E. coli, Klebsiella spp., and Proteus mirabilis was significantly affected by thiocyanates (e.g. in nasturtium and horseradish).
The growth of E. coli, Klebsiella spp., Proteus mirabilis, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Citrobacter spp. was strongly inhibited by Rosemary Extract*.

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Tips for Use

The combination product Angocin® Anti-Infekt N*, which contains high doses of mustard oils from nasturtium herb and horseradish root, is useful both for supporting the treatment of acute cystitis and for recurrence prevention in cases of frequently recurring urinary tract infections.

The recommended dosing is: 4-5 film-coated tablets 3-5 times daily. The most tolerable method of intake is after meals, as mustard oils can cause stomach and intestinal discomfort.

If you do not tolerate mustard oils, you can alternatively try the following herbal medicines:

What Makes It So Special?

Why on earth should you take mustard oils in addition to the Forskolin + D-Mannose combination?

Because mustard oils also work against other bacteria besides E. Coli. 20% of UTIs are not caused by E. coli bacteria – 1 in 5 is a number you can't ignore.

Mustard oils are also able to inhibit biofilms and are a treatment option for resistant pathogens as well. A true all-rounder!

Here is a video on the mode of action of mustard oils or Angocin®:

You can find more information on other substances that work like antibiotics in the FAQs under

What works the same as antibiotics?

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Natural Antibiotics for Bladder Infections

  • Horseradish and Cress (Sulphides, Mustard Glycosides)
  • Ginger, Turmeric (Terpenes)
  • Olive Leaf Extract and Uva Ursi (Polyphenols)
  • Oregano Oil* (Terpenes and Phenols)
  • Piperine from Black Pepper (Alkaloids)
  • Cayenne Pepper* (Alkaloids, Flavonoids)
  • Garlic* (Sulphides, Allicin)
  • Apple Cider Vinegar, Blossom Honey, Chamomile

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It is not possible to give a general answer to what the best natural antibiotic is, as it also depends on which pathogen you have. The basic rule is: D-Mannose for E. coli or Klebsiella, Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* for almost all pathogens, for gram-positive bacteria (Staphylococci, Enterococcus faecalis), acidification with Vitamin C*. Read more...

Some women report the healing effects of grapefruit seed extract for a developing bladder infection. The flavonoids contained in it are indeed very healthy, but there is a strong suspicion that the effectiveness of the extract first developed by Dr. Harich is not due to the grapefruit itself. Read more...

For mild infections, herbal medicines are a real alternative with several benefits: effective against viruses and fungi, fewer side effects than conventional antibiotics, and no resistance formation. However, they usually need to be taken more frequently and for longer periods than antibiotics. Read more...

This always depends on your pathogen. It can be precisely determined in an aromatogram. Read more...

An aromatogram is similar to an antibiogram. It determines which essential oils are effective against the previously identified pathogen. A pharmacy can then create a custom medicinal product for aromatherapeutic treatment. Read more...

Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* contains the active ingredients cress herb powder and horseradish root powder, and is effective against bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Angocin is popular for treating inflammation of the bronchi, sinuses, and urinary tract. Read more...

Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* is not a classic synthetic antibiotic, but it kills bacteria and thus has an antibiotic effect. Additionally, it is also anti-inflammatory. Read more...

Numerous clinical studies confirm the antibacterial effectiveness of cress and horseradish. For mild to moderate infections, Angocin works as well as conventional antibiotics. Read more...

3-5 times a day, 4-5 tablets (maximum dose 5 times a day, 5 tablets) after meals. Read more...

Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* should be taken consistently after meals, or you can opt for other natural antibiotics. Read more...

  • Acute stomach and intestinal ulcers
  • Acute kidney infections
  • Allergy to nasturtium or horseradish root
  • For children under 6 years old

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Poisoning from an overdose has not been reported. Read more...

Mustard oils from nasturtium and horseradish are indeed very effective (as proven by numerous studies!), and I would prefer Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* over other herbal remedies (Canephron®*, etc.). Read more...

At the maximum dose (5x5), noticeable improvement should occur after a few days => if not, consult a doctor. I can also definitely recommend prophylactic use of the standard dose. Read more...

Enterococci (Enterococcus faecalis and Enterococcus faecium) are less sensitive to mustard oils. You can always opt for other natural antibiotics, see Where can you find antibiotics in nature?. Read more...

Acute: Maximum dose 5 times daily, 5 tablets => for at least 5 days. (recommended also after sex)

Aftercare / Prophylaxis: Standard dose 3 times daily, 4 tablets => unlimited duration of use if tolerated.

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According to the manufacturer, there are no known interactions. I actually find the combination very good, as Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* is also a biofilm inhibitor (while antibiotics are not effective against biofilm).

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Stomach and intestinal discomfort are the most common side effects. Prevent this by never swallowing the tablets on an empty stomach.

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Not only studies but also various forums and Facebook groups show that Angocin® Anti-Infekt N* has already helped many with recurring bladder infections. Just give it a try!

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The most well-known product is Angocin® Anti-Infekt N*, but there are other products available on the market.

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The University Hospital Freiburg tested its effectiveness against 13 different germs.

Very effective against: E. coli, Staphylococcus aureus (MSSA), Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus vulgaris (from the same family as Proteus mirabilis).

Less effective against Klebsiella pneumoniae. Barely effective against Enterococcus faecalis, Enterococcus faecium, and viridans streptococci.

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