Hi all, I just heard from a 19 year old girl who went for a face peel at a MD's office and ended up with a staph infection on her face. She said this happened in December, she took antibiotics for it, it went away and came back on her leg, she was hospitalized for 3 days and she was on IV antibiotics for three weeks, it went away and came back on her neck.. Now I have no clue what staff infection looks like on a leg or neck, I thought that was a throat thing, and I have not see her for over a year so I do not have a clear idea as to what she is dealing with. But she is so desperate and needs advice, so I thought I'll turn to you for advice...What do you think is going wrong here? shouldn't antibiotics permanently deal with this! Is she being misdiagnosed? Just throw at me whatever you can think of, don't worry I will sort through it..

Thanks for your time.

Josy

Many staph infections are resistant to antibiotics - some hospital based golden staphs can become "flesh-eating" and totally resistant to the point that the patient dies.

I developed a post surgical staph infection several years ago, before i discovered coloidal silver, and couldn't keep down vit c, and the doctors wouldn't put any in my drip - kept being given stronger and stronger antibiotics. Dreadful experience.

Seeing as colloidal silver can kill the deadly pseudomonas bug that defies antibiotics and kills so many burns victims, I should think that it would be worth a try on staph. Topically and internally, several times daily. Also boost the immune system with vitamins and minerals and plenty of omega 3s.

Colloidal silver may likely take care of it. Heafty doses.

She could also include H202 Therapy and Oregon grape root extract.

She should not hesitate and wait. This can be a killer and is also contageous to family members.

Thank you for the responses.. I forwarded them to her, I hope her mother will be open-minded about this.. as she has been on antibiotic for so long! I am trying to get her to see a naturopath to see if homeopathy would help, but insurance does not cover it. I wonder if Hulda Clark's zapper can take care of this in addition to all the supplements. Anyway, thanks again for your time.

Josy

If she can find a homoeopath who will give her a staph remedy over the counter or online it would be very inexpensive.

Our homoeopath makes us a strep/staph remedy for our horses if they have infections. Solved a nasty bone infection in one mare that wouldn't respond to antibiotics.

This woman is in Australia, but ships all over the world - she is a certified animal homoeopath, but as they use the same remedies as people it is not an issue. If cost is the issue, she is very reasonable, and very knowledgeable - just get your friend to email her for advice. If she can't help, (don't know if she is allowed to treat people) she will know someone who can.

www.wholisticanimal.com

I have cured the NASTIEST infections from animal bites in my cats. I mean really foul infections! The same remedies are used for people no matter what microbe is present.

When boils or abscesses occur the leading remedies are:

cal sulf
hep sulf
calendula
pryrogen
silicea
lachesis

If in doubt give all in 200c 3 times a day. I ususally give two or three. I use lachesis infrequently.

I would be inclined to use the staph remedy as a preventative rather than a curative in most cases. Often what is identical is not as effective as what is similar in homeopathy.

Josy, this sorta sounds like the infection that a friend has
had repeatedly on her ankle area. Can't think of it's name,
but starts w/a 'C'. It's akin to that flesh-eating disease.

The Colloidal Silver sounds like a good try, both inner
and outwardly.

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Josy, the disease my friend has had return so frequently is called "Cellulitis'. With her, it comes on very quickly and
she gets a high fever. The area on her leg gets highly
inflamed.

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