Comments for MRSA (Multiple-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa Facts to cure or treat MRSA naturally Thu, 05 May 2011 02:18:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.2 Comment on The Short Term and Long Term Effects of MRSA by admin http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-5677 admin Thu, 05 May 2011 02:18:55 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11#comment-5677 Was he picking at his infection? Try to think about if you remember him touching it directly and then touching your things right afterwards. If you are really concerned then get checked out by the doc, otherwise stay aware and keep up good hygiene. I hope he is ok! Was he picking at his infection? Try to think about if you remember him touching it directly and then touching your things right afterwards. If you are really concerned then get checked out by the doc, otherwise stay aware and keep up good hygiene. I hope he is ok!

]]> Comment on The Short Term and Long Term Effects of MRSA by Giana http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-5674 Giana Wed, 04 May 2011 21:05:29 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11#comment-5674 Sooo my friend just found out he had mrsa. He was at school they day before he had "surgery" to remove it from his face. Except then he didn't know it was mrsa. He didnt touch me but he touched my phone and pencil. As I'm doing research about this and how contagious it is, could I be affected from it since he touched belonings of mine that Iouched after? Sooo my friend just found out he had mrsa. He was at school they day before he had “surgery” to remove it from his face. Except then he didn’t know it was mrsa. He didnt touch me but he touched my phone and pencil. As I’m doing research about this and how contagious it is, could I be affected from it since he touched belonings of mine that Iouched after?

]]> Comment on The Short Term and Long Term Effects of MRSA by admin http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-2055 admin Sun, 19 Sep 2010 10:28:10 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11#comment-2055 I don't pretend to be a doctor and do not want to discourage you from listening to your doctor, but MRSA is curable. Although most strains of MRSA acquired from the public body are treatable with currently adopted medical practices, there are a few (mostly acquired inside hospitals) that are almost completely resistant to our pharmaceuticals, if not totally immune. This is why we need to look at what has not been widely used in our current medical practices. There are numerous studies I have researched and written about that have proven without a doubt that MRSA is curable! There is hope for the people who have not fully recovered yet! If you are unsure on where to start your journey of healing I would suggest garlic, or Manuka Honey! But not just any products will do! The garlic must contain whats called Allicin, its naturally occurring but degrades very quickly with age, heat or any kind of processing, so get it from a local grower if possible. Then with Manuka honey you must make sure it is sterilized if you plan on using it topically or it will make your condition even worse. But <strong>do not</strong> go out and buy these products and use them irresponsibly, you must do research of your own since I am providing you with only a direction and limited resources. Since the last time I wrote on this blog I have seen a few more studies come out about natural safe and effective (if used responsibly) treatments and even cures for MRSA. I hope this helps you find a way back to good health! Keep in mind these two methods of treatment are only the beginning, but the most important thing to remember is that you will never get better if you don't believe you will, no matter what treatment you are on. Good luck! I don’t pretend to be a doctor and do not want to discourage you from listening to your doctor, but MRSA is curable. Although most strains of MRSA acquired from the public body are treatable with currently adopted medical practices, there are a few (mostly acquired inside hospitals) that are almost completely resistant to our pharmaceuticals, if not totally immune. This is why we need to look at what has not been widely used in our current medical practices. There are numerous studies I have researched and written about that have proven without a doubt that MRSA is curable! There is hope for the people who have not fully recovered yet!

If you are unsure on where to start your journey of healing I would suggest garlic, or Manuka Honey! But not just any products will do! The garlic must contain whats called Allicin, its naturally occurring but degrades very quickly with age, heat or any kind of processing, so get it from a local grower if possible. Then with Manuka honey you must make sure it is sterilized if you plan on using it topically or it will make your condition even worse.
But do not go out and buy these products and use them irresponsibly, you must do research of your own since I am providing you with only a direction and limited resources. Since the last time I wrote on this blog I have seen a few more studies come out about natural safe and effective (if used responsibly) treatments and even cures for MRSA.

I hope this helps you find a way back to good health! Keep in mind these two methods of treatment are only the beginning, but the most important thing to remember is that you will never get better if you don’t believe you will, no matter what treatment you are on. Good luck!

]]> Comment on The Short Term and Long Term Effects of MRSA by Ken Wilson http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-2053 Ken Wilson Sat, 18 Sep 2010 21:37:06 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11#comment-2053 I aquired MERSA after I had GERD surgery. I was put on a PIC line with vancomycin. It seemed to clear up but the wound healing was very slow. Then about a month later I got a boil next to the 1st wound and it tested positive for MERSA. once I got that cleared up with bactrum and another couple of weeks went by, I got infected again all through my digestve tract.I like how some of these people say it is definately curable! Some people never get rid of it! The Infectious disease doctor @ Cleveland Clinic told us that once you have it, you will always carry MERSA. You should always keep Bactrum on hand in case of another reoccurance. ONCE YOU HAVE IT YOU ARE ALWAYS A CARRIER1 I aquired MERSA after I had GERD surgery. I was put on a PIC line with vancomycin. It seemed to clear up but the wound healing was very slow. Then about a month later I got a boil next to the 1st wound and it tested positive for MERSA. once I got that cleared up with bactrum and another couple of weeks went by, I got infected again all through my digestve tract.I like how some of these people say it is definately curable! Some people never get rid of it! The Infectious disease doctor @ Cleveland Clinic told us that once you have it, you will always carry MERSA. You should always keep Bactrum on hand in case of another reoccurance. ONCE YOU HAVE IT YOU ARE ALWAYS A CARRIER1

]]> Comment on How Do Superbugs Like MRSA form? by contour abs http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=6&cpage=1#comment-1964 contour abs Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:49:26 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=6#comment-1964 Great points…I would note that as someone who really doesn’t write on blogs much (in fact, this may be my first post), I don’t think the term “lurker” is very flattering to a non-posting reader. It’s not your fault at all, but perhaps the blogosphere could come up with a better, non-creepy name for the 90% of us that enjoy reading the posts. Great points…I would note that as someone who really doesn’t write on blogs much (in fact, this may be my first post), I don’t think the term “lurker” is very flattering to a non-posting reader. It’s not your fault at all, but perhaps the blogosphere could come up with a better, non-creepy name for the 90% of us that enjoy reading the posts.

]]> Comment on The Short Term and Long Term Effects of MRSA by Amber http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11&cpage=1#comment-1955 Amber Tue, 31 Aug 2010 02:52:54 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=11#comment-1955 I had mrsa and took meds and it's gone but my toe where the mrsa was is still swollen and purple I had mrsa and took meds and it’s gone but my toe where the mrsa was is still swollen and purple

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]]> Comment on How Do Superbugs Like MRSA form? by tinnitis http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=6&cpage=1#comment-1899 tinnitis Tue, 10 Aug 2010 04:53:29 +0000 http://www.exfoli.com/mrsa/?p=6#comment-1899 Since I live near Kirksville Missouri and know some of the graduates of that medical school, I am very familiar with the theories. Actually, most of the Doctors of Osteopathy that I know are not much different than an MD. Some use that carnial massage and some have totally scrapped it. Their approach is more wholistic, which it good. My husband has had 'manipulations' done by a local DO trained at Kirksville and it has helped his back, but did nothing for tinnitus. The doctor does a thorough exam including x-rays or CT scan before he does the technique. I have have been to both DOs and MDs myself, but will not let them touch my neck or head. I have sever arthritis in my neck and one false move would leave me paralyzed. A DO who is careful and well trained could possibly help you if your tinnitus had a stress or musle spasm etiology. All I say is go to a good cautious doctor- which is good advice anyway. Lynne Since I live near Kirksville Missouri and know some of the graduates of that medical school, I am very familiar with the theories. Actually, most of the Doctors of Osteopathy that I know are not much different than an MD. Some use that carnial massage and some have totally scrapped it. Their approach is more wholistic, which it good. My husband has had ‘manipulations’ done by a local DO trained at Kirksville and it has helped his back, but did nothing for tinnitus. The doctor does a thorough exam including x-rays or CT scan before he does the technique. I have have been to both DOs and MDs myself, but will not let them touch my neck or head. I have sever arthritis in my neck and one false move would leave me paralyzed. A DO who is careful and well trained could possibly help you if your tinnitus had a stress or musle spasm etiology. All I say is go to a good cautious doctor- which is good advice anyway. Lynne

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