Most people divide the year into two climate periods - the Dry Season and the Humid Season. The Dry Season - taking place between April and October brings a warmness, June, July, August and September being the warmest months of the year. However, during theses months refreshing trade-winds are common.
Research is unclear on whether vitamin C has any effect on bladder infections, although anecdotal evidence seems to suggest that it does. It may work by acidifying the urine, which slows the growth of bacteria in the bladder.
Because vitamin C is water-soluble, it washes out of your body when you urinate. Therefore, it is important to get several doses of vitamin C a day. To get enough vitamin C, I recommend taking at least two, usually three, doses of vitamin C daily. I do this by combining food and supplements. In the morning, I take a multivitamin containing 500 milligrams (mg) of vitamin C, have an orange or grapefruit at lunch, and take a multivitamin containing 500 mg of vitamin C with dinner (that multivitamin also has 200 international unit (IU) of vitamin E for breakfast and dinner), just to make sure I'm getting enough.