Re: A little off topic, my grandson's illness

January 29, 2010

Fran

I'm sorry to hear about your grandson, and I am praying for him too. MRSA

now kills more people than AIDS in the USA.

The treatments mentioned below do work well for localized skin MRSA infections,

but once the MRSA hits the bloodstream they can't be taken in doses that make

much of a difference. My recommendation would be to convince the doctors to

supplement high doses of vitamin D3... in the neighborhood of 1000 iu per lb per

day for 3-5 days (so if he is 80 lbs, then 80,000 iu per day). Vitamin D is a

natural antibiotic and helps the body heal infections. There is also a MSRA

support group in called " MRSA " . They would likely recommend ensuring that

the doctors keep up certain antibiotics for much longer durations than normal,

as the normal doses against MRSA is typically not effective, but you should

check the group for more info on that one. If you can get your hands on it, I

would guess that Rick Simpson hemp oil would also be effective... you might want

to join the forum on phoenixtears.ca and ask the question.

Here is a link, on Alternative medicine and MRSA:

a.. Manuka honey kills MRSA (remember, honey never should be given internally

to anyone under 1 year old)

b.. Colloidal silver kills MRSA

c.. Tea tree oil kills MRSA

http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/newsletter/2006-june-july.shtml

January 29, 2010

Patti,

Are you suggesting that using Colloidal Silver internally would not take

care of this?

Bill Corley

From: Patti Juengst

Fran

I'm sorry to hear about your grandson, and I am praying for him too. MRSA now

kills more people than AIDS in the USA.

The treatments mentioned below do work well for localized skin MRSA

infections, but once the MRSA hits the bloodstream they can't be taken in

doses that make much of a difference. My recommendation would be to

convince the doctors to supplement high doses of vitamin D3... in the

neighborhood of 1000 iu per lb per day for 3-5 days (so if he is 80 lbs,

then 80,000 iu per day). Vitamin D is a natural antibiotic and helps the

body heal infections. There is also a MSRA support group in called

" MRSA " . They would likely recommend ensuring that the doctors keep up

certain antibiotics for much longer durations than normal, as the normal

doses against MRSA is typically not effective, but you should check the

group for more info on that one. If you can get your hands on it, I would

guess that Rick Simpson hemp oil would also be effective... you might want

to join the forum on phoenixtears.ca and ask the question.

Here is a link, on Alternative medicine and MRSA:

a.. Manuka honey kills MRSA (remember, honey never should be given

internally to anyone under 1 year old)

b.. Colloidal silver kills MRSA

c.. Tea tree oil kills MRSA

http://www.vitamindcouncil.org/newsletter/2006-june-july.shtml

January 29, 2010

Hi Patti I really feel Colloidal silver should kill MRSA. but I should have gone

into more detail when I did that post to Fran. My wife said Sunlight onto the

wound good to for Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria (MRSA)

this link go's into more detail about colloidal silver

http://www.2012.com.au/Colloidal_SilverB.html

To me I feel all these things work the same way. The bugs as well as cancer take

in more material then do our normal cells. Because there trying to reproduce

them self, so they should take in an over dose,

I must admit I have not tried Manuka honey My wife who's a Registered Nurse

just told me it works on wounds, but it not prescribe by doctors, only

naturopaths,

Here a bit I found on the internet on Manuka honey.

" All types of honey contain hydrogen peroxide which has proven anti-septic and

anti-bacterial properties. However these properties can vary widely and can be

destroyed by light and heat. Therefore, the anti-bacterial properties of honey

in general are not always reliable. There is one notable exception - Manuka

honey. The University of Waikato's Dr Molan discovered that some Manuka

honey has consistently reliable anti-bacterial properties. This superior

property is known as UMF® - Unique Manuka Factor - which is found only in some

Manuka honey. The Manuka plant producing UMF® is unique to New Zealand. You will

see that Manuka honey containing UMF® also has a number which indicates the

strength of the UMF®. A UMF® rating of 10 or higher has reliable health

properties and the higher the number, the stronger and more reliable it is. "

I have tried Tea tree oil and it did help but I know for sure that Colloidal

silver help me. so

a lot of the imformation on honey come from this link

http://www.vitaminme.com.au/site/page.cfm?u=26 & s=shopProductInfo & t=shopProductIn\

fo & productId=9098 & gclid=COPYx6Dbyp8CFRwUawodbjSE0g

What is Tea Tree Oil?

Latin Name: Melaleuca alternifolia

Other Names: Melaleuca oil, Australian tea tree oil

Tea tree oil is an essential oil obtained by steam distillation of the leaves of

Melaleuca alternifolia, a plant native to Australia.

Historically, the leaves were used as a substitute for tea, which is how tea

tree oil got its name. The part used medicinally is the oil from the leaves.

Why Do People Use Tea Tree Oil?

Tea tree has a long history of traditional use. Australian aboriginals used tea

tree leaves for healing skin cuts, burns, and infections by crushing the leaves

and applying them to the affected area.

Tea tree oil contains consituents called terpenoids, which have been found to

have antiseptic and antifungal activity. The compound terpinen-4-ol is the most

abundant and is thought to be responsible for most of tea tree oil's

antimicrobial activity.

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January 29, 2010

They make both silver and manuka-honey based would dressings that are likely

very effective against localized infections. Chances are if you have MRSA and

are admitted to the hospital, you likely have a more serious internal infection

where these treatments cannot be directly applied. I have read the information

published by the makers of Manuka honey that it DOES NOT work once the MRSA hits

the blood stream, only for local surface infections. I have not read as much

about silver so I am not as sure, but worry about taking silver orally in doses

sufficient to kill MRSA without damaging your body in other ways. It is

definitely worth doing some more thorough research, and maybe combining with

other things.

Many also seem to take grapefruit seed extract (GSE).

Of course you have to be very careful about spreading as it is very contagious.

Again there is lots of information on the MRSA group including information on

Silver, Honey, and Essential oils such as GSE and tea tree oil.

Patti

>

> Hi Patti I really feel Colloidal silver should kill MRSA. but I should have

gone into more detail when I did that post to Fran. My wife said Sunlight onto

the wound good to for Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus bacteria

(MRSA)

>

> this link go's into more detail about colloidal silver

http://www.2012.com.au/Colloidal_SilverB.html

>

> To me I feel all these things work the same way. The bugs as well as cancer

take in more material then do our normal cells. Because there trying to

reproduce them self, so they should take in an over dose,

> I must admit I have not tried Manuka honey My wife who's a Registered Nurse

just told me it works on wounds, but it not prescribe by doctors, only

naturopaths,

>

> Here a bit I found on the internet on Manuka honey.

> " All types of honey contain hydrogen peroxide which has proven anti-septic and