Hello:
We have had experience with this problem as my grandsons (2 1/2 yrs at the
time) got E-Coli at a petting zoo at an agricultural fair. They both had
severe diarrhea, but we were told that the real danger was when the diarrhea
stopped and the bacteria migrated to the kidneys causing renal failure.
Kids die from this every year, and some are impaired.
We stopped it with a combination of CS and D-Mannose, as much as they could
take around the clock until the doctors said they were out of danger (about
10 days after the diarrhea stopped, as I recall). We dissolved D-Mannose in
CS and gave it to them at least every couple of hours, as much as we could
make them drink!
We used a D-Mannose preparation called "Clear-Tract", which we now always
keep in our medicine chest. We learned about the D-Mannose from Jonathan
Wright's article below:
http://www.tahoma-clinic.com/mannose.shtml
I have posted this information before, but it is worth posting again. If
this girl's kidneys are still functioning, it is a good idea to apply this
protocol if the hospital will allow it, but you have to give a lot of it
frequently. There are no guarantees in a case this advanced (better to
catch it while still in the diarrhea stage, before the bacteria migrates
elsewhere), but antibiotics are useless in these situations, while CS and
D-Mannose will definitely help defeat the bacteria if it is at all possible.
Del
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From: "hj" <martin...@earthlink.net>
To: <silver-list@eskimo.com>
Sent: Monday, January 21, 2008 11:28 AM
Subject: CS>Girl in Trouble
Hi all:
Just came home from visiting a friend whom I haven't seen for a while.
He told me that his teenage daughter got infected with e-coli around
Thanksgiving. A doctor sent her home with antibiotics, but she got worse,
and had to be taken to the hospital. He said she lost control of her
bowels and a green "soup" came out of her. They found that her liver
has been attacked by the bacteria. She's been in ICU for the past three
weeks, and had to have several blood transfusions. She's on a breathing
machine now as her lungs have collapsed due to fluid build up. They did
a biopsy on her liver, and it appears to be clean now, but they are still
finding the bacteria in the lung fluid they are draining via tubes.
Her father is ready to try anything, even if it means to sneak stuff by
the hospital staff. She's able to take a few sips of fluid a day, and
I thought of MMS, but on an empty stomach? I thought of maybe applying
it over her chest mixed with DMSO, but the thought of her having to
throw up gives me the scares? What about a magnetic pulser, or
Godzilla-type
unit?
May I ask for your thoughts please?
Thank you all,
Heidi
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