MRSA (Multiple-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus)

MRSA is becoming a problem just about everywhere and its important to keep yourself safe from its infection. There are a couple treatments for ‘street’ strains of MRSA, but very few if no medical treatments for hospital born strains.  That is why its so important we look twords nature to give us its gift of healing!

Such herbs as garlic have been reliable healers over the ages, and that is not about to stop here. Garlic happens to have a very potent natural antimicrobial substance called “Allicin” which has been clinically proven to kill MRSA. The only problem is most processed garlic products don’t retain allicin because it degrades easily. So you must be sure the label says it contains allicin. The products are sold as powder, liquid, and capsules.
Garlic is a very potent substance when used this way, it can hinder blood clotting along with rashes if used irresponsibly.

Colloidal Silver comes in liquid/cream form, and it is usually expensive and not too hard to find. It is literally “Silver Cream” as it has microscopic particles suspended in liquid! But don’t just go out and buy any Colloidal Silver cream, there are varying percents and sizes of silver particles that determine the effectiveness of the product.
With the silver there is a condition called Argyria that causes irreversible coloration of the skin, and you turn blue!!

In mid to late 2008 there were new studies being unveiled about the antibacterial properties in Cannabis Sativa, although I would not be surprised if you have not heard this. Even though it has been known for decades that marijuana has antibacterial properties, the understanding of marijuana’s chemical makeup has eluded scientists since the conception and decision to build off the fundamentals of asprin instead of marijuana.

The studies concluded that THC (Tetrahydrocannabinol) in regular high doses is effective particularly against microbial strains that are already resistant to several classes of antibiotics. The studies I speak of were of the 5 major cannabinoids (cannabidiol, cannabichromene, cannabigerol, Δ9-tetrahydrocannabinol, and cannabinol) and each one showed very potent activity against a multitude of MRSA strains.

Some people may see this as a ploy to gain support about a deemed illicit drug, but thats not true at all. People who are going to retain this information to talk about need to understand that the treatments that were givin during these studies were intravenous or with pills containing synthetic/isolated compounds, and the doses were nowhere near what would be normally achievable by just smoking the herb. Sorry enthusists!!

Recently I have been too busy to even update this blog, but I think that its time to give people real information for a serious threat to Everybody.  MRSA is a horrible infection that can cause serious injuries and death, and on top of that it is resistant to every known antibiotic in modern medicine… But what most people are not aware of is our medicine progression here in the west has been flawed for quite some time, we have lost touch with nature.. Go ahead, ask a doctor what kills MRSA right in its tracks. Not their medicine, unless you want to get vancomycin intravenously infused for 6 weeks a couple times a day.

When my mother told me she had MRSA I had no idea how detrimental it was to her health, and everyone around her. If you come in contact with something that has the germ on it, you have a extremely high chance of getting it. The truth is thousands of people die from this germ a year and it is not even documented as the cause of death, so the statistics are just that, statistics… Made up numbers.

There are many ways to cure MRSA naturally, I have researched this quite a bit untill my mother left my life to do her own thing. One way I know is to use Elecampane Root (commonly called wild sunflower, scabwort, and horseheal), it is said to instantly destroy the bug on contact. When I was told about this, the application for my mother was 2 to 3 eyedroppers under the tounge a day of Elecampane Root tincture. But there are a couple ways of doing it.

You can get Elecampane Root in capsules, teas, and tinctures. You can also buy powdered extract and make your own tea, about 1/4 teaspoon of powdered root in a cup of hot water up to three times a day. But I warn you!!! Its bitter!!!

Elecampane could cause allergic skin reactions, also people with diabetes should avoid elecampane. There are some studies that have shown it can effect blood sugar levels in large doses. Women who are pregnant should not use this herb, as it has been used traditionally to stimulate uterine contractions. In large doses, elecampane can cause diarrhea, vomiting, cramps, spasms, or even symptoms of paralysis.  But seriously, is any of this worse than the side effects from antibiotics that probably wont work?