I guess that no one has any idea about that. It used to be common for
teenagers to take antibiotics for acne.
Sometimes when the body is getting rid of bad stuff (like toxins, or
contact irritants), there can be rashes. Once the offending substance
is gone, they usually clear up.
If it is a
When I mentioned that my face was breaking out slightly, I took an antibiotic
because I was told that I had had a staph infection that never went away and
therefore my face would break out showing that.
So, would collodial silver taken internally get rid of it? I took quite a bit
but didn't se
Here's a suggestion. See if you can find someone like this in your part of
the world:
http://www.taracentre.com.au/ is a practitiioner I go to when I'm in the
city (Perth, Australia). Go to Evaluation and Treatment and select Electro
Dermal Screening.
This is painless, and the beauty is you not
Yeah, I have thought of that. We switched to organic milk and it helped to
lessen her eczema outbreaks, but if it's still causing problems, then I guess
I'll need to wean her off of it. She loves milk. She won't drink powdered
milk unfortunately. The doctor gave us an order for blood work to
Kandee Edge wrote:
Yeah, that's true. I am in the same boat with my kids right now. I
think they have been overmedicated with antibiotics in the past
month. I'm trying desperately to get them under control and then keep
them healthy so I won't have to go through this. Apparenty my oldest
The first round of antibiotics knocked out the ear infection, but wasn't strong
enough to knock out the cold so she ended up with bronchitis. She is on a
stronger antibiotic now and once that gets rid of the bronchitis, she should be
okay. Is it okay to use the peroxide once in a while, especi
Dear Kandee,
> ... She's also had bad ear infections this month and I'm hoping we
> caught it soon enough that there isn't any ear damage. So far she
> seems fine.
See if she'll work with you to do the 3% hydrogen peroxide in the ears
for 20 minutes treatment. Use an eye dropper to fill the ear
Yeah, that's true. I am in the same boat with my kids right now. I think they
have been overmedicated with antibiotics in the past month. I'm trying
desperately to get them under control and then keep them healthy so I won't
have to go through this. Apparenty my oldest goes into a bronchitis
debbiegerar...@comcast.net wrote:
> Thanks Mike...I didn't mean to use for the other purpose than the
> eyes I just couldn't recall what the name of it washey thanks
> for the periods I am constantly running out :)
Youarewelcome.
Regards,
Mike M.
http://
Thanks Mike...I didn't mean to use for the other purpose than the eyes I just
couldn't recall what the name of it washey thanks for the periods I am
constantly running out :)
-- Original message --
From: "Mike Monett"
> debbiegerar...@comcast.net wrote:
>
> > I
Yes, but what would have happened to you without the antibiotics? I know
it depends on the reason they were given, but...Antibiotics per se
are not the enemy, it is improper, careless use of them for conditions
for which they are ineffective (colds for one) that are the problem. A
properly
.also good after the
CS...for the colon!!!
Trudy
- Original Message -
From: Kandee Edge
To: List Silver
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 9:08 PM
Subject: CS>staph infection
Forgive me if this has already been discussed before, but I was wondering if
anyone has any
also good after the
CS...for the colon!!!
Trudy
- Original Message -
From: Kandee Edge
To: List Silver
Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 9:08 PM
Subject: CS>staph infection
Forgive me if this has already been discussed before, but I was wondering if
anyone has
debbiegerar...@comcast.net wrote:
> I know I mentioned this before but what type of drops are used
> right when the baby is born. In it's eyes silver something. So if
> it is okay for the eyes I certainly would trust it for the baby
> too. Better then the deadly anit-biotic's the
I know I mentioned this before but what type of drops are used right when the
baby is born...in it's eyes silver something...so if it is okay for the eyes I
certainly would trust it for the baby too...better then the deadly
anit-biotic's they pump into themdebbie
-- Original mes
I just asked about a kind of kidney disease on this list, and then read
this post. Interestingly, staph infection may be related to the kidney
disease in some cases, including in infants. Bottom line: these
infections are serious, and had better be monitored by a professional.
This does NO
Sorry, my brain skipped over the part about the "newborn"
when I first read the post. Obviously, a newborn cannot
drink 1 pint of CS... and I can't "recommend" CS for a newborn,
although some have used it without problems. Duncan's
recommendations seem reasonable.
But a staph infection spreadi
If I had a baby with staph infection, I would give the
baby small amounts of CS (1/2 - 1 tsp) every 2 hours.
I know it has helped adults, but I have no first-hand
knowledge with infants.
I would have no fear that it would hurt the baby in
any way. My oldest daughter gave her son CS every day
since
People who do long-term antibiotics risk illness and bowel
dysbiosis and candida is assured, and it can be very hard to get
rid of.
Once the doctors get started that's very hard to change too, but
you migh find one who would consider that ozone would be faster,
effective, and free of side eff
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Sent: Monday, July 10, 2006 2:08 PM
To: List Silver
Subject: CS>staph infection
Forgive me if this has already been discussed before, but I was
wondering if anyone has any experience in curing a staph infection with
CS. I have a friend whose newborn has a staph infection and is
spreading.
Forgive me if this has already been discussed before, but I was wondering if
anyone has any experience in curing a staph infection with CS. I have a friend
whose newborn has a staph infection and is spreading. The doctors are
beginning IV antibiotics. Any thoughts?
Kandee
Ode, Dan
Thank you so much for the information and for sending on the links, it's
very helpful. I didn't know anything about this & find it quite fascinating.
No doubt I'll have more questions after I do more reading...
Claire
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Claire said,
>"My friend's husband has been seriously ill with a
persistent staph infection. He has been on IV
antibiotics for weeks now & has improved some but the
infection is still present. What is the best way to
fight this using CS? Would the protocol of adding H202
help?">
Yes. He should dri
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