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Posted by ladyk |
Last Reply September 4, 2009
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Started September 4, 2009 at 15:37 |
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Re: MRSA - No More Anti-biotics Reply #2 by Jane Posted: September 2, 2009 at 07:48 Not sure If it will help any but you may want to consider natural alternatives. They are all outlined in our book below. http://www.mrsa-staph-infection.com/product.html 23334 |
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Aloe Vera promotes healing
Posted by Steve Brooker |
Last Reply August 16, 2009
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Started June 20, 2009 at 18:32 |
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I recently was unfortunate enough to have a number of very severely infected insect bites and antibiotics simply didn't appear to be working. I was at a Yorkshire Cancer Charity day and there was a stall there selling Aloe Vera based products. I was recommended to use the gel and the results have been marvellous. I can recommend these products to anyone with compromised skin or wounds that aren't healing. Here is the link to the product I used if anyone is interested and wishes to buy some. http://distrib.foreverliving.com/retail/shop/shopping.do?itemCode=061&task=viewProductDetail |
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Breakthrough Kills MRSA in 60 Seconds
Posted by Danser |
Last Reply August 14, 2009
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Started August 14, 2009 at 04:05 |
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NutraSilver® Kills MRSA Flesh-Eating SUPER-BUG NutraSilver® is Proven To Kill MRSA Super-Bug in FDA-Certified Lab Tests! According to the Mayo clinic “MRSA infection is caused by Staphylococcus aureus bacteria — often called “staph.” MRSA stands for Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. It’s a strain of staph that’s resistant to the broad-spectrum antibiotics commonly used to treat it. MRSA can be fatal.” NUTRASILVER® KILLED 1,339,999,000 (read BILLION) MRSA CELLS AT THE RATE OF 99.9999% IN 60 SECONDS! You’ve probably read the news reports that deaths from MRSA infections are now outpacing deaths from the AIDS virus, here in the U.S. and throughout the world. That’s why doctors are so frightened. They know that MRSA infections – which were once confined to people with fresh surgical wounds under long-term hospital care – are now moving rapidly into the general population. And, anyone who comes into contact with groups of people on a regular basis – such as in su... read more |
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Silverhouse antimicrobial wall/floor coatings
Posted by Robert |
Last Reply July 11, 2009
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Started July 11, 2009 at 10:50 |
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Silver has been well renowned for its natural healing and protective qualities, widely used in healthcare since Roman times. Silverhouse have developed silver ion technology based coatings that have been clinically proven to reduce the spread of harmful bacteria such as MRSA by 99.99%. The water-based paints are safe and kill bacteria on contact. Despite the potential to severely reduce the risk of MRSA, hospitals will not accept slightly higher prices for silver ion based products. But the long-term cost savings in the treatment of MRSA and other hospital acquired infections must also be considered. Ultimately, every preventative measure should be taken to minimise the threat of MRSA. |
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Manuka Honey Dressings
Posted by Robert |
Last Reply July 7, 2009
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Started July 7, 2009 at 23:24 |
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Just to provide some product news for those who may use / be interested in the ready made manuka honey dressings: In the UK there has just been some changes made to the Comvita Apinate manuka honey dressings. The previous packaging and pack size has been dropped. They have been replaced under the Medihoney brand (which is part of Comvita) with different packaging as Medihoney Apinate Dressings. Also in a larger pack size (now 5 dressings in a pack instead of previous 3, although with a corresponding increase in price). The new packs and branding can be seen here: http://www.newzealandhoneyshop.co.uk/medihoney.html |
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Posted by ladyk |
Last Reply June 1, 2009
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Started June 1, 2009 at 14:00 |
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New Antimicrobial Solution Proven AgainstMRSA Started by Jessica Posted: October 26, 2007 at 01:51 New antimicrobial solution proved effective against superbug MRSA in hospital study Go to www.vikingenv.com Water-based Goldshield® offers longer-lasting protection than alcohol-based solutions, and does not pose risks of bacterial adaptation/mutation EPA approval for MRSA efficacy claims are in the process of being submitted (October 17, 2007) – Viking Environmental today announced that it expects to soon put on the market a non-hazardous, effective solution to dangerous MRSA contamination that is increasingly common in health care, schools, and athletic facilities nationwide. Goldshield® is the first water-based, environmentally-benign, non-leaching formulation that provides a durable, long-term shield against microbial contamination, including MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus), VRE (vancomycin-resistant Enterococci), mold, mildew and fungi. While Gold... read more |
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Precious Protechtor Antibacterial Baby Clothes
Posted by Lisa Ballantine |
Last Reply May 27, 2009
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Started September 12, 2008 at 20:18 |
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Baby Pink or Blue is launching a brand new antibacterial baby clothes range called Precious Protechtor which kills harmful bacteria including MRSA. The unique vests, babygros, scratch mitts, dribble dryers and blankets are all made from a fabric which is impregnated with silver using chemical-free nanotechnology. The website which contains all the facts, products and certificates is www.preciousprotechtor.co.uk - if you would like to contact Baby Pink or Blue please telephone 01294 212227 or alternatively email info@babypinkorblue.co.uk |
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US Military Testing on MRSA EPA & Homeland Sec
Posted by Tim Seddek |
Last Reply April 17, 2009
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Started April 17, 2009 at 22:32 |
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Decon Shield tested by US Military for MRSA for surface decontamination. Is now approved and listed by the EPA for use as a commercial decontaminant. Is recommended for decontamination in the Guide for the Selection of Chemical Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Decontamination Equipment for Emergency First Responders- Department of Homeland Security Pages 363-364 http://www.remm.nlm.gov/DHS_103-06_DeconEquip_DraftReport_3-19-07.pdf Decon Shield is now certified to be used for 1 MRSA (Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) 3 Golden Staph (Staphylococcus aureus) 4 Anthrax 5 Fungi & Viruses 6 Bacteria Spores & Toxins 7 Klebsiella Latest test results for C.Diff (Clostridium Difficile ) showed a 99.999% reduction in the spores in just 30 seconds! The EPA say it is totally safe for humans & environment. You wonder what else you could spray it on. |
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How I Controlled Severe MRSA Attacks
Posted by Christine Dawson |
Last Reply March 29, 2009
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Started March 29, 2009 at 12:21 |
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Give me 4 minutes and I’ll Tell You How I Stopped My Severe MRSA Attacks I was diagnosed with MRSA about 4 years ago. It has literally cost me a fortune between the over the counter products, cleaning supplies, and medical care. This is because I had a very aggressive strain of MRSA that would rapidly spread across my body and face. My monthly routine consisted of going to my doctor, getting boils lanced, receiving antibiotics, healing, and getting re-infected. It’s like I was trapped in the infection’s cycle. I grew very paranoid and would panic whenever anything resembling MRSA appeared. I was an emotional wreck and I felt completely helpless. After 3 months of intense research involving talking to Dermatologists, emailing Naturopathic Doctors, contacting other MRSA victims, and searching the internet, I found a proven method to control MRSA. This process has allowed me to go more than 14 months without a single MRSA attack. It is a simple, 2 part approach allowing me to su... read more |
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Unique Breakthrough Technology
Posted by QueenMar |
Last Reply March 5, 2009
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Started March 5, 2009 at 06:29 |
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Goldshield is a unique breakthrough technology that will protect any physical surface and textile from microbial contamination. Is the first water-based,non-toxic,non-leaching application of nano molecular assembly to provide a long-term prophylactic shield against microbial contamination. (the third leading cause of mortality in the U.S., according to the Centers for Disease Control. QueenMar is a Certified Applicator and Distributor of Goldshield Antimicrobial. Please feel free to contact us at: www.queenmar.net |
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Posted by moya |
Last Reply February 8, 2009
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Started June 4, 2008 |
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Reply #7 by Marion Posted: June 3, 2008 at 21:35 My husband and I are distributors of a fairly new and unknown product called StaphWash. It is actually a topical solution that kills 100% of the staph (MRSA) bacteria so the body can heal itself. When it is dropped into the wound it spreads like oil in water and penetrates the skin to clean it on a cellular level. Our bodies are made to heal themselves and will without impediments. It doesn't interfere with anything the doctors are doing and has no known allergic reactions. We are making it available through our websites with free shipping and a 100% money back guarantee. If anyone contacts you with a problem with staph, please feel free to forward our information. David or Marion Cuttino 877-275-6853 For more information you can go to: www.staphsolutions.com |
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product lowering mortality rate by 50%
Posted by James Pate |
Last Reply December 1, 2008
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Started December 1, 2008 at 19:30 |
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Product decreasing infection and easing suffering and mortality rate by up to 50% among dialysis patients. The study was conducted by Dr. Steven Wright, MD. Aims: To determine the impact of a topical bactericidal agent to the infection rate of dialysis access catheters in the outpatient dialysis unit. Rationale: That it is possible to improve dialysis catheter infection rates by including the application of topical bactericidal agents to the routine maintenance of dialysis catheters in the out-patient setting. Methods: We compare dialysis catheter infection rates in successive months using our standard technique of catheter maintenance and the infection rates in dialysis catheter in successive month using standard technique plus the application of StaphWash a topical antibacterial agent. Background on the topic: Dialysis catheter infections account for a significant number of hospitalizations in the outpatient dialysis population nationwide. The overall monetary co... read more |
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mrsa
Posted by donnie |
Last Reply September 19, 2008
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Started September 19, 2008 at 05:49 |
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i have had mrsa six times in the past six months.dont know where i got it from and wyh i keep on getting it.the lasttime i had mrsa the doctor told me that i was a host for the bug and its colonized on my body.i was told that i was going to be put on hibilens anti bacterial soapfor four months and bactroban topical antibiotic two to three times daily forfour months.once the four months was up to comme in for a nasel swab test to see if i still had mrsa.i dont so far and i hope i dont,last but not least do you ever get rid of mrsa. |
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antimicrobial BODY wash
Posted by elaine overton |
Last Reply September 16, 2008
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Started June 5, 2008 at 14:07 |
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can you help by recommending the above all the supermarket products stae for handwash only.what do you advise your members to use as a precautionary measure . thank you |
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hi everyone
Posted by sharron ruddy |
Last Reply September 8, 2008
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Started September 8, 2008 at 21:04 |
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hi there sorry a havent been on for ages a would like to say hello to linda sorry linda a havent been on or emailed you for a while been up to my eyes in it plus with my wee granson as well as doing my house up and going on holiday to spain as well. I am going back into hospital next tuesday so here go'es the mrsa screening again which i think is a great thing i have had it done many times now so will let you no how i get on. |
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MRSA action AQ+ Bev & Ruth
Posted by Doug |
Last Reply July 27, 2008
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Started December 9, 2005 at 14:26 |
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Bev & Ruth Bev & Ruth In case you start saying this shouldn't have appeared on the dicussion forum:- How come to most prolific contributors to the battle against MRSA have not made some positive contribution to this site and found out more information on AQ+ which, by the reports that have been released, is the first proven killer of MRSA. Get it into the NHS fast!! Doug |
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Antibacterial paint
Posted by Piet |
Last Reply July 15, 2008
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Started July 4, 2008 at 15:29 |
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We are a hospital in the Netherlands and we have tested something really new: antibacterial wall paint with slow release technology. Very down to earth, and very effective. We are quite impressed by the efficacy of this approach. Also, the manufacterer has introduced bacticlean technology for its cleaners. Even more mindboggling: using bacteria to put a brake on the development of pathogene bacteria, including MRSA. These guys have even test results by our national test lab, TNO. Impressive and of interest for our forum. The name of the manufacturer is Inducoat, based in Amersfoort, The Netherlands. They have offices in the UK, Belgium, France and Dubai. |
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Natural Answers to MERSA
Posted by Lisa Fiegel Ph.D. |
Last Reply June 26, 2008
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Started June 26, 2008 at 23:14 |
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www.SchoolConcerns.com is a web site that explains all you need to know and understand in order to completely eliminate MRSA threat from the environment AND body. |
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Newgenn System Sanitise
Posted by carl Barnett Eastern Valley Chemicals |
Last Reply June 24, 2008
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Started December 15, 2005 at 15:26 |
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We have developed a product that will kill MRSA in the laundry it is called system sanitise,it is only used when you are unable to thermally disinfect therefore on all washes below 65 degress centigrade. If you have any questions you can contact me on my email crb1965@hotmail.co.uk or alternatively call me on 01495 792929.WEBSITE WWW.NEWGENN.COM |
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Quality nightwear - MRSA protection
Posted by Sarah Smyth |
Last Reply June 23, 2008
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Started May 3, 2007 at 11:11 |
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We are company who develop clothing for people who have difficulty with dressing and undressing. Several of our nightwear styles are in Biotec Silver fabric which trials have shown inhibits the growth of harmful bacteria including MRSA. We have just launched our new classic pyjama. Visit our website www.allanasmyth.co.uk or telephone 01536 764267 for more information. |
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