YES! You can take cranberry juice with anything!
From what I understand, cranberry juice does not cure a bladder infection. You will need to see a Dr. and get antibiotics for that. However, 100% cranberry juice* will help prevent the infection from getting worse, so continue to drink it along with plenty of water. *Make sure it is 100% cranberry juice and not a cranberry juice "cocktail" that is mixed with other juices such as cranapple or crangrape. Those won't help.
Drink cranberry juice.
niacin, vitamin c, cranberry juice. and sweat alot
No. marijuana can take months to leave your system. a drug test weeks after smoking it can still come up positive. The cranberry juice is a myth.
Yes well if you have very severe lung problems no
Yes you can drink any kind of cherry juice while on asacol. It actually helps with your body system you can also drink apple juice and kind of cranberry juice.
lots of cranberry juice, lots of water, pee alot, and take detox
you could drink lost of water, pickle juice, cranberry juice, take a shot of vinegar.
There are a number of supplements that aid urinary function and health, including asparagus extract and Crancitrin.
Take penicillin drink cranberry juice mixed wit a teaspoon of clorox and it will be gone in one day
Cranberry juice will NOT clean your system. It is a diuretic, which means it makes you pee a lot. If you are asking this question because of an upcoming drug test, the only way cranberry juice will help you pass is because of it's diuretic properties. Basically, if you drink water to try and beat a test, and it works, it will only work because you're literally just peeing water, and not drug molecules.
Yes, drinking heaps of anything should help. The above is not so and rather careless. Water would be the only correct answer. Cranberry Juice (as well as grapefruit juice and many others actually) inhibits the breakdown of Valium and many other tranquilizers and antidepressants. So mixing the two will make it take longer to get out of your system. Info courtesy of my own Dr. and WebMD.