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Originally posted by Quickfix
This is why the drug pharmacy industry needs to stop selling those anti biotics...
Some of the pharmacy stuff is great, but the anti-biotics are a no go, since well do i really need to explain why?...
Stick to supplementing vitamins and minerals. And change the diet of people...try an alkaline diet...viruses and bacteria can't live in those environments, there is no fuel for the germs to reproduce.
If I slammed a shot of cider vinegar, would that be considered something alkaline? I've heard this before but never was quite sure how to get to a state of "alkaline." Oddly enough, I got sick with a chest cold this winter and had the cough from Hades and I started to take shots of vinegar...and it helped. It wasn't something anyone told me to do; I was just so sick and tired of coughing, I mean it hurt, I was on my second round of antibiotics and I said, basically, the heck with it and grabbed the bottle of vinegar and slammed some. My kids were looking at me like Mom, what ya doin'? Anyway, it helped and I wonder why....
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
reply to post by alysha.angel
Something wicked has to be brewing in there...
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Bacteria from the Enterobacteriaceae family are the most common cause of urinary infections. They can also cause bloodstream infections (sepsis), pneumonia, or wound infections. Symptoms and signs reflect the site of the infection. Most patients will have fever and fatigue. If bacteria enter the bloodstream, patients may go into shock. Symptoms do not differ between bacteria that express NDM-1 and those that do not. However, patients who have bacteria producing NDM-1 will not respond to most conventional antibiotics and are at high risk for complications.
NDM-1 stands for New Delhi metallo-beta-lactamase, which is an enzyme produced by certain strains of bacteria that have recently acquired the genetic ability to make this compound. The enzyme is active against other compounds that contain a chemical structure known as a beta-lactam ring. Unfortunately, many antibiotics contain this ring, including the penicillins, cephalosporins, and the carbapenems.
Silver is extremely toxic and poisonous to the body
Originally posted by robile
reply to post by anumohi
Silver is extremely toxic and poisonous to the body. So it might kill the virus but it might also kill or permanently damage a few of your vital organs at the same time. Probably not a good idea to be posting IV compounds like this as dosage varies by the weight and age of the person its administered to. There are still a few last resort drugs out that take care of a lot of these antibiotic resistant superbugs such as Vanco, Bactriim or Zyvox. I would stay away from the silver.edit on 8-4-2011 by robile because: (no reason given)edit on 8-4-2011 by robile because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Fractured.Facade
reply to post by alysha.angel
Something wicked has to be brewing in there...
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Originally posted by speculativeoptimist
reply to post by robile
Silver is extremely toxic and poisonous to the body
Very true robile , here's a little evidence of a non-lethal dosing, but it still shows how powerful these colloidial silver products can be if not taken correctly.