Large-fruited cranberry

Hooray for cranberry, because it contains a special substance called proanthocyanid, which prevents bacteria from settling on the mucous membranes and thus significantly reduces the risk of developing bladder and urinary tract infections, the occurrence of ulcers, stomach cancer, and also prevents bacteria from settling in the oral cavity. Because the tannin contained in cranberries relieves pain and heavy bleeding, helps with menstrual problems, makes menopause easier for women, protects the mucous membranes and contributes to their faster regeneration.