When the root vegetable horseradish is shredded, crushed, or chewed, the compounds known as isothiocyanates are activated. These compounds have shown activity against bacteria associated with urinary tract infections (UTIs) in laboratory settings.
But these findings do not establish that a homemade horseradish tincture can prevent or treat an active infection. An article by the Epoch Times advises that individuals with UTI symptoms seek medical evaluation and consult a healthcare professional before using herbal remedies. The article describes horseradish as long used in herbal traditions and drawing attention for urinary tract support [1].
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