pathogens...coag. neg. staph?

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Speaking of pathogens...Today my son's doctor stated

that coag. neg. staph colonizing in the nasal cavity

is not pathogenic...only coag positive staph. Anyone

have any articles on this statement?

Christi

> What a strange viewpoint ,my head is swimming , We

> are not talking of

> hospital settings , this is mass illness in a normal

> population ..Not the

> killer bugs malaria ,cholera etc ..but common

> ubiquitous organisms ,

> mycoplasma and the like..The vulnerability is the

> key ..Its not the super

> bugs its our inability to combat everyday ubiquitous

> would be pathogens

>

>

>

> RE: [infections]

> Re: antibiotic...

>

>

> Why is it " clear " we're looking at an

> immunity problem?

>

> How long have bacteria been around? And

> humans? Which do you think

> has a better chance of survival in the face of

> catastrophy? My money' s on

> bacteria over even the healthiest human immune

> system. Especially when

> you've got a medical establishment that's been doing

> a good job of creating

> ever more resistant bugs. How's an immune system

> supposed to keep up with

> that?

>

> penny

>

>

>

> Jaep <Jaep@...> wrote:

> Yes , your post reflects your experience

> 's ,But many would say

> CFS is yeast infection ,5,000 in the UK alone belong

> to a group dedicated to

> fight th e infection ...Do you think these people

> are deluded? You surly

> don't think the explosive growth of Lyme , autism ,

> CFS, autoimmune, yeast

> infections are coincidental ..Seems to me people

> cherry pick information

> ..it's clear that we are looking at an overall

> problem wi th immunity and

> that yeast is central to the problem ...

>

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