As in the intestinal tract, as in the mucosa of the female vagina, pathogenic bacteria (such as E.coli) often attach, resulting in vaginal infections, such as fungal infections, urinary tract infections, cystitis, etc. This adhesion can be caused by many factors, such as poor adherence to hygiene rules, sexually transmitted condition, use of various drugs, menopause and especially during the summer months. Research has shown that probiotics, as friendly bacteria, fight against pathogens, which cause urinary tract infections. In addition preventively they create flora, capable of protecting against cases of recurrent infections. Cranberry and Grapefruit are fruits known for their positive effects on urinary health. Rich in vitamin C and proanthocyanides, they create an acidic inhospitable environment for pathogenic bacteria, not allowing them to adhere to the walls of the bladder

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