Comments on: MRSA – more deadly than AIDS

By: dr6840

dr6840 — Wed, 31 Dec 2008 20:40:44 +0000

Please accept my condolences on the death of your loved one. Deaths from MRSA are unfortunate and unnecessary. This disease that was created by antibiotics cannot be cured by antibiotics. This is why MRSA is so deadly. Standard therapy seeks to cure the disease using high doses of the cause of the disease.

While prevention is desirable, once infected, it is most effective to change the internal environment of the body. Avoiding foods that contain antibiotics, cleansing the intestinal tract so that the immune system can remove MRSA from the site of infection and put it into the intestines, rebuilding the body with unprocessed organic food and using natural essential oils to eradicate remaining organisms. This approach works reliably for diseases that are dismissed as incurable. For more information, visit, vitalitycapsules.com

By: Holistic Junction Weblog

Holistic Junction Weblog — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 20:53:41 +0000

Thanks for the post. Someone close to me died of MRSA. After researching this in-depthly, I discovered that one of the greatest transmitters of MRSA is not washing hands properly. Cleanliness does make a difference — especially in hospital settings.

By: MRSA

MRSA — Tue, 22 Jan 2008 16:32:55 +0000

This is very true..WATCH OUT FOR MRSa!

By: dr6840

dr6840 — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 18:59:09 +0000

Just as a comparison, 400,000 americans are infected with HIV and just about 16,000 died last year. This is a 4% annual death rate. Also, 15,000 people died of homicide. By comparision, it is believed that 18,000 people died of MRSA in 2006. Why do I use the term “believed” ? Well, MRSA is not a reportable dissease and the US government does not keep a record of how many lives are claimed. A research center working on grant money, reviewed records of known deaths due to MRSA and generalised the results to the general US population to determine the actual death toll from MRSA.

Why doesn’t hand washing work? Well, the good bacteria – staph – that live on the skin and in the nose, would all have to be washed off for a person to rid themselves of the harmful MRSA or its harmless precursor, staph. In other words, a whole body shower and nasal wash would be necessary to rinse these bacteria from the skin of the 30% of americans that harbor the harmless precourser of MRSA. a 30 second handwashing doesn’t come close.

There is a more practical approach that would remove bacteria from the body every day and strengthen the immune system’s ability to minimize the number of bacteria in the body. It turns out that the stool is on average 30% bacteria. Simply having more bowel movements a day would increase the rate that the body rids itself of bacteria.

Wishing You Good Health,

Dr DAniels
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By: Andrea Taulman

Andrea Taulman — Wed, 14 Nov 2007 15:50:38 +0000

Thats very informative. Thanks for the information.

By: dr6840

dr6840 — Tue, 06 Nov 2007 15:16:43 +0000

The approaches to MRSA have to be guided by an interest in the health of the indivicual, not a desire to harm or destroy the microbe. Destroying the microbe in not a productive strategy because MRSA is merely the result of putting a harmless bacteria into a hostile (antibiotic) environment. The more antibiotics are used, the more dangerous the MRSA becomes. There are now microbes called super MRSA that are resistant to a greater number of antibiotics.

Using antimicrobial handsoap just gives the microbes one more disinfectant to become resistant to. In Medical School the older doctors used to just laugh a all the disinfectants that were being used and tell us young doctors how the bacteria now thrive on disinfectants that used to kill them years ago.

So, what is the solution. First, understand that the enefit of washing tthe skin is to reove the microbe and wash it down the drain, not kill it. So, washing hands is helpful but it is counter productive to use antibiotic soap because it is the presence of antibiotics tha causes MRSA to emerge.

Next, whenever the immune system wants to get rid of a bacteris, it takes that bacteria to the istestines for disposal. This means that allowing waste to remain in the intestines for more than 24 hours, lessens the effectiveness of the immune system. So, if you are eating mear or dairy products that have been raised with antibiotics, having more frequent bowel movements, doing enemas, having coloics would help your immune system deal with MRSA and have a non fatal outcome.

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Wishing you good health

Dr Daniels