Thanks to the results, the study conducted by Burgundy is now published :
- TITLE : Prevention of recurrent cystitis in women: double-blind, placebo-controlled study of Hibiscus sabdariffa L. extract
- AUTHOR : Pr ALLAERT, Chaire d’évaluation des allégations de santé Ceren ESC et Cen Nutriment, Dijon
- MAGAZINE : La Lettre de l’Infectiologue • Tome XXV - n° 2 - mars-avril 2010

Today, more and more dietary supplements are based on the efficacy of UTIrose.

More than only anti-adherent, it acts - among other strains - against E. coli and Candida albicans. The data of the In-vivo study conducted since january 2008 shows a decrease of the urinary infections by 77%, with a very significant Student value (p<0.001), as a new confirmation of the efficiency of UTIrose.

It's you new and natural way to develop efficient products against UTI.

Urinary infections and cystitis are very wide-spread and establish a public health concern. They are more frequent in women in age to procreate than in men, or they arise later in life. The urinary infections represent the second motive for consultation in infectious pathology, after lung infections.

Burgundy Botanical Extracts has started different studies on the extracts of Hibiscus presenting bacterial anti-adhesive properties in
particular. The various selected actives have been the subject of regulatory and scientific studies, for the field of health as urinary comfort, with principal target calming the pains and the inflammation, treating the infection and to limit the relapses.
This leads to UTIrose™: UTI for Urinary Tract Infections and Rose for Roselle – the other name of Hibiscus.
UTIrose™ is a patented product from patented process, selection of certain Polyphenols – especially flavonoids and proanthocyanidins – from our laboratory research, and manufactured in our plant.
PATENTS : FR 07 54906 - FR2008/050769 and FR 54905 - FR2008/080797

The treatment of urinary infections and cystitis requires generally an antibacterial, analgesic preparation and an angio-protective to eliminate germs responsible for the infection, to fight the pain of micturition but also to protect the walls of the bladder, but these treatments have adverse effects, notably by increasing risks of germ resistance.
There is considerable evidence to support the use of polyphenols and organic acids of Hibiscus sabdariffa for the prevention of urinary tract infections.