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There is some logic behind the idea that cranberry juice would be useful for UTIs. As biomedical scientist Katie McCallum noted for Houston Methodist Hospital's blog:
One prominent theory is that a substance in cranberries, called proanthocyanidins, might help prevent UTI-causing bacteria from sticking to the walls of the bladder and other urinary tract linings. If bacteria can't stick, they're likely to get flushed away the next time you use the bathroom instead. Infection averted.