"super bugs"

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Permalink Reply by KnowNow on March 7, 2008 at 10:27pm

collodial silver
oregano oil (can be quite hot) or tea (mild)
thyme tea

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Permalink Reply by Cayce H Cronk on March 8, 2008 at 10:37am

Wynette,

Oregano oil should wipe it out! I would take oregamax internally as well as the liquid in the mouth! Im not sure how long you can take it. What is the name of the super bug they say she has? I swear by oregano oil....it has saved me many times so far. Make sure it's the good stuff though like p-73. www.p-73.com! Also needs to work on building up the immune system,alow the body to cleanse and detoxify.

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Permalink Reply by wynette foss on March 9, 2008 at 4:15pm

thanks for the info. I have been doing a lot of reading and I keep hearing how good oregano oil is.

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Permalink Reply by Sherry F. Larson on March 8, 2008 at 10:21pm

What kind of super but. There are several and all are treated differently

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Permalink Reply by wynette foss on March 9, 2008 at 4:14pm

it is called MRSA

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Permalink Reply by Cayce H Cronk on March 8, 2008 at 10:29pm

Make sure to be taking plenty of probitoics too!

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Permalink Reply by Sherry F. Larson on March 9, 2008 at 7:42pm

MRSA -Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. There are 3 different Staphylococcus Aureus (SA) in the general population. SA bacteria is not a virus and can be found on the bodies of up to 30% of the general population. It has become resistant to Methicillin hence the name MRSA . A small amount of SA (1%) is Community Acquired MRSA (CA MRSA) is often found in otherwise healthy people, It is a different strain of MRSA and mainly causes skin infections and is treatable by more drugs at this time., It is more infectious and if it becomes resistant to more antibiotic it could pose a considerable public health risk. Many people carry the SA bacteria but only suffer when they have another illness or suffer a small wound that the bacteria can grow in and infect them.

You catch it by not washing your hands, Contaminated surfaces, Airborne particles - often resides in the nasal passages, Shared items, Needles, and Sexual Intimacy.

It is treated by nasal medication and a skin wash, using antibiotics , special honey, silver bandages, garlic and tea tree oil

It is prevented by washing your hands with SOAP and WATER. It is not necessary to use the antibiotic soaps. A weak solution of bleach and water is used to wipe off counter surfaces. Cover your cough and wash your hands.. The resistance comes in by over use of antibiotics. Do not use prescription antibiotics UNLESS YOU HAVE TO! Make sure your food is clean. Place meat on a clean surface, be sure to clean the surface with bleach solution.

Wash your hands, cover your cough, Wash your hands cover your cough, Wash your hands, cover your cough!!!

You can Google MERSA and find out a lot of info

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Permalink Reply by John H Mooney on March 9, 2008 at 8:10pm

Go to my home page and go to my favorite web page and click on products. There is a product called Alligin that they say kills viruses, including the super bug and even flesh eating viruses, along with fungi and internal parasites.

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Permalink Reply by kelly hill on March 10, 2008 at 1:27pm

My son has had MRSA 4 times and given antibiotics every time. My daughter was hospitalized for 5 days with MRSA by her eye and they were afraid it would go to her brain. My daughters boyfriend has it, my ex-husband has it and my daughters boyfriends father also has it. I say has it because you never get rid of it. You have to watch every time you get a cut or scratch, the MRSA gets in there and infects it. It is colonized on their skin. I HAVE GOOD NEWS THOUGH. Manuka Honey is the answer. It is honey from the tea tree in new zealand and it has incredible healing properties. One of which is mentioned is the MRSA bug. You can get in online at Manuka Honey USA. Seriously, it does work. Whenever they get a cut, they put the honey on everynight and within 2-3 days, the cut is healed. Since using the honey, they have NOT gotten the MRSA back. Let me know how it goes.

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Permalink Reply by wynette foss on March 10, 2008 at 4:40pm

thankyou so much for the info. We will try it. Does anyone know if MRSA can be passed on the pets in the house?

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Permalink Reply by kelly hill on March 11, 2008 at 8:03am

We have 3 dogs in our house and none of them have gotten the MRSA bug.

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