Elle,
R.e. the last question: only a professional with proper laboratory
equipment could tell you. I have heard however that CS kills MRSA
on surfaces in hospitals.
On Wednesday, Oct 22, 2003, at 01:29 Asia/Tokyo, silversurfer1952 .
wrote:
Thanks very much, Jonathan. I`m glad to know that I`m not having some
weird, unique reaction. In addition to the staph aureus in my
intestines (analysis done by Great Smokies Lab), I tested MRSA+
before my last surgery (8 years ago)... as a result I was put into a
private room at the hospital at no extra cost. Guess there are some
perks even to having nasties living on me ;-)
Do you think CS might help to convert an MRSA+ person to negative?
Elle
From: "Jonathan B. Britten" <[email protected]>
Hi, Elle,
I an others have reported rather painful stomach aches in the early
days of taking CS. For me, this occured the first five or so times
I took CS, if memory serves me. The pain was bad enough that I
thought I might give up taking CS.
I assume now that some effect on bacteria in the stomach lining was
the cause. It could be helobacter pylori, though this is mere
speculation.
I no longer have any trouble at all from ingesting even large
quantities of CS.
JBB
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