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So I immediately took my onions from the garden and chopped each in half and put them in bowls.
Originally posted by JacekPL
I want to share my experience with colloidal silver.
2 years ago my Mother - old person - got severe flu/ pneumonia.
Nothing worked (drugs, even garlic ets.), when she complained she would die I remembered I had a bottle of colloidal silver. I just gave her just a little to drink and the next morning she was cured. It was amazing experience. Since then we use it when we see some signs of sickness and I can tell we are immediately well.
As elsewhere, WHO strongly recommends early treatment with the antiviral
drugs, oseltamivir or zanamivir, for patients who meet treatment criteria, even in the absence of a positive laboratory test confirming H1N1 infection.
Originally posted by Asherah
Originally posted by illuminatislave
Does anyone know about the effects of Mediterranean Oregano Oil when it comes to treating the flu???
The only thing that it responded to for me was colloidal silver.
Now I will swear by the wild OOO when it comes to a toothache, infected tooth, or sore throat.
Whenever I feel a sore throat come on I will drop it right under my tongue, a couple drops, the swallow it back. It burns the heck out of my mouth but it takes the sore throat away quickly.
93 people have died since 26 October this year from unexplained illness. Whether swine flu, mutated beyond recognition, or pneumonic plague, but death becomes only more. Arbidol, Amixin, Tamiflu - all excellent, but, as if we are not on lechimsya, what then?
Originally posted by kissmygrits
I have been studying alternative medicine for 20 years and this is the list I have accumulated from my studies:
In order of importance;
# 1- 35% Food grade Hydrogen Peroxcide (H2O2) Buy on line.
Early treatment of pneumonic plague is essential. To reduce the chance of death,
antibiotics must be given within 24 hours of first symptoms. Streptomycin, gentamicin,
the tetracyclines, and chloramphenicol are all effective against pneumonic plague.
Antibiotic treatment for 7 days will protect people who have had direct, close
contact with infected patients. Wearing a close-fitting surgical mask also protects
against infection.
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
Originally posted by colec156
Originally posted by Donkey_Dean
Pneumonia vaccine, H1N1 vaccine, Seasonal flu vaccine, Antibiotics! It’s the way to go!
Take the H1N1 Vaccine , No thanks.
I would rather not take a vaccine that has not had the time to be tested properly and to be told by any govt that it is safe......
I will keep my immune system bolstered by taking Vitamin C and eating as healthy as possible thanks.
No no, your right having H1N1 is much better.
Acute Inflammation Kills by Fluid in Lungs
The swine flu epidemics in Spain and once again in Mexico kill by immunological inflammation that causes fluid to accumulate in lungs, i.e. acute respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS) triggered by a cytokine storm.
Read more: diseases-viruses.suite101.com...
Some of the most effective approaches use recognizable anti-inflammatory compounds: aspirin, omega-3 fatty acids (fish oil; flax seed is not as effective) and curcumin (turmeric).
Read more: diseases-viruses.suite101.com...
Preventing and/or treating the cytokine storm associated with influenza with antiviral medications, prescription medications and vaccines that are approved (or may soon be approved) by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA):
* Acambis Biotechnology Vaccine: Acambis announced on August 4, 2005 that it has entered into collaboration with a Belgian research centre to develop a single-dose flu vaccine that could offer permanent protection against all strains of both influenza A and influenza B, potentially offering protection against future influenza pandemics.
* ACE inhibitors and Angiotensin II Receptor Blockers (ARBs) have proven to be beneficial in treating the cytokine storm (the major cause of lethality in Bird Flu). PUBMED: The cytomine storm and the renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system. More information is found on ACE inhibitors and the Bird Flu in this e-book.
* Amantadine (Brand name Symmetrel: Treatment of influenza type A-2, but not type B). This drug cannot treat the cytokine storm associated with avian influenza, and has not been tested in patients with the bird flu.
* Aventis Vaccine: Preliminary research suggests the influenza A vaccine developed by Sanofi-Aventis is effective against H5N1 avian flu virus. The NIH (US National Institutes of Health) reported on August 5, 2005 (New York Times) that preliminary tests have confirmed that an experimental vaccine in development by Sanofi-Aventis Pharmaceutical Company appears to be effective in preventing infection with the bird flu (avian influenza virus). Researchers believe that the avian influenza virus, an influenza type-A, subtype H5N1, could trigger the next worldwide flu pandemic.
* Oseltamivir (Brand name Tamiflu: a neuraminidase inhibitor for treatment or prevention of both influenza type A and B, indicated for use within 2 days of symptoms). This drug cannot treat the cytokine storm associated with avian influenza, and has not been tested in patients with the bird flu. Most of the avian flu victims in SE Asia and Turkey received Tamiflu, and still suffered mortality rates exceeding 50%. Tamiflu has been declared "ineffective" against the bird flu by a physician who has personally used the drug to treat 41 bird flu patients (19% of all reported cases to date). Details are found HERE
* Prednisone and corticosteroids: Treatment of active disease may involve the use of corticosteroids .
* Rimantadine (Brand name Flumadine: Treatment of influenza type A, but not B). This drug cannot treat the cytokine storm associated with avian influenza, and has not been tested in patients with the bird flu.
* Zanamivir (Brand name Relenza: a neuraminidase inhibitor for treatment of both influenza type A and type B, indicated for use within 2 days of symptoms). This drug cannot treat the cytokine storm associated with avian influenza, and has not been tested in patients with the bird flu. Most of the avian flu victims in SE Asia and Turkey received Tamiflu (a drug similar to Relenza), and still suffered mortality rates exceeding 50%. Details are found HERE