On relapses at the beginning of tratment, I suspect herxheimer reaction do to the body being overwhelmed dealing with die-off of pathogens. ( gets worse before it gets better)
OR, if you want to try another direction, I suggest trying a round of MMS, a potent pathogen killer. http://mmsmiracle.com/ Best to get/read Humble's book. This is powerful stuff. Chuck Printers always die on page 999 of a 1000 page report!!! On 12/20/2008 6:59:19 PM, Indi (indi.sha...@gmail.com) wrote: > I seem to have had a serious setback in treating my MRSA. > Until last Wednesday, it seemed I was sure to beat it using the Brooks > Bradley protocol of 75% CS, 10% DMSO, and 15% glycerine, topically and > as a nasal spray. But on Wednesday aternoon, I noticed a small, itchy > patch > of red skin on my left forearm. By bedtime, I was covered head to toe > in > hives, and I still am. Also I am feverish, weak, dizzy, and short of > breath. > This pretty much feels just as I felt before I discovered the CS. > > Perhaps the DMSO carried something else into my bloodstream? > I applied it at night, put on cotton flannel pajamas, and went to sleep > every night (showering it off in the morning) for over a week before this > happened. > > Could the MRSA have become immune somehow to the treatment? > According to what I've read it can't do that, but it seems as if it has > come > back stronger. > > Has anyone had any similar experience, of getting well for awhile > followed > by such a sudden relapse? > > Thanks, > indi
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