Re: Cheryl to Rogene

[Guest guest]

Hi Rogene,

Thanks for asking! I've been on antibiotics 2 weeks now and waiting

for blood culture results. I don't have to do IV unless my blood

cultures come back positive; still waiting for results. It's funny,

all this time, prior to surgery, I was treating for yeast, but think my

problem was mold/fungus. I'm back on Primal Defense because of the 2

antibiotics, but think I need to do a bottle of fungal defense because

that is one I haven't tried. Around the same time I had the wound

culture, I had a white film all over my body and my hair and skin

smelled like mold. Think my body was getting rid of what was still in

my chest. Try to convince the dr.s of that; YEAH, RIGHT! I saw one of

your previous posts, was it olive leaf or oregano oil you recommended

for me to try? Thinking back, 2 yrs ago I was on 6 mo. of Augmentin

and my skin cleared up; wonder how long I had a staph inf.

Hugs to you!

Cheryl

PS: Thanks for getting me this far!

[Guest guest]

Cheryl,

As far as I'm concerned Olive Leaf extract and Oil of

Oregano do about the same things. . . Patty used both

when traveling in India. She was the only one in her

group not to get sick!

I haven't used Olive Leaf extract but some of our

women have and feel it helps. I've found Oil of

Oregano helps me.

I'd suggest doing a websearch for both supplements and

see what the experts have to say. I've never

researched them - I've been taking recommendations

from women here!

Have you tried the spit test? . . . You may have the

worst under control already.

Also, eating fresh, raw, crushed garlic can give one a

big boost . . . It's one of the best natural medicines

available . . . Antioxident, antifungal and

antibiotic. Patty considers 12 clove a day

appropriate. I've never been able to do more than

five!

I just wish we had the medical knowledge to understand

our own experiences! . . . It's so puzzling. However,

if we were medically educated, perhaps we'd be as

blind to the obvious as most doctors are!

Hugs,

Rogene