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greg
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Last Reply May 10, 2006
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Started May 10, 2006 at 07:40 |
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Reply #90 by greg Posted: May 9, 2006 at 23:12 Look on these websites. I came across this yesterday and it is very impressive. http://www.manukahoneyusa.com/mrsa-superbug-treatment.htm http://www.worldwidewounds.com/2001/november/Molan/honey-as-topical-agent.html http://bio.waikato.ac.nz/honey/activity.shtml http://www.benshoney.com/item--manuka--umf25manuka.html 11826 |
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Over 8 mos. MRSA free for our son!!
Posted by Christi |
Last Reply May 1, 2006
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Started May 1, 2006 at 02:36 |
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Look under title "Full story-We healed our son of recurring MRSA" Just wanted to give everyone an update. We're still taking the MetaBerry and Aloe Gold twice a day and a probiotic every other day. I hope this helps. I'll keep everyone updated. After 11 mos. of fighting mrsa boils and countless antibiotics we're now free of any mrsa boils for over 8 mos now. We are thrilled and just want to share our news. |
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AIRBORNE MRSA
Posted by conart |
Last Reply April 3, 2006
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Started March 1, 2006 at 17:45 |
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http://www.innovations-report.de/html/berichte/biowissenschaften_chemie/bericht-55933.html Even more reason to make use of the Nightingale UVGI units....In our hospitals.... |
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Nightingale UVGI
Posted by conart |
Last Reply April 3, 2006
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Started April 3, 2006 at 20:32 |
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Yet another reason for the use of the Nightingale UVGI units in our hospitals... Scientists in the UK have found that a type of amoeba acts as an incubator for MRSA bacteria. As amoebae are often found in healthcare environments this discovery has implications for the infection control strategies adopted by hospitals. The single cell amoeba, Acanthamoeba polyphagam, commonly eats and digests environmental bacteria. It also engulfs pathogens such as MRSA. However, instead of being digested by the amoeba, MRSA survives and replicates whilst inside the amoeba. Prof Michael Brown and colleagues at the University of Bath, found that MRSA in association with amoebae increased in numbers 1000- fold. The pathogenic bacteria, Legionella, also replicate inside amoebae and are then released into the environment. The released bacteria are less susceptible to biocides and antimicrobials, and are more invasive than the same bacteria which have grown freely. Replication within amoebae may have... read more |
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envirocair by tina
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Last Reply April 3, 2006
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Started April 3, 2006 at 12:01 |
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Envirocair Started by Tina Posted: April 3, 2006 at 11:35 As anyone heard of envirocair? Apparantly the National Blood Service has tested this product for two years and it works.t eliminates virtually all known airborne and surface bacteria and visuses, including MRSA. In a letter to The Times newspaper published 4th March 2005, six eminent microbiologists expressed their concern at the generally accepted view that better hygiene is the key to fighting MRSA. Cleaner hospitals and more frequent hand-washing, though desirable, will not solve the problem. They point out that MRSA spreads on tiny skin particles carried in the air and that "to be truly effective, measures to contain MRSA must block airborne transmission". http://www.envirocair.co.uk/ Tina |
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ozone therapy
Posted by moved to products forum |
Last Reply March 29, 2006
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Started March 29, 2006 at 07:11 |
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Ozone therapy.. an objective report Started by Peter Garner Posted: March 29, 2006 at 06:11 In desperation, just before I allowed my self to be admitted to the hospital I tried ozone therapy. I am going to try to list the results and my unprofessional opinions as accurately as possible. First I am very familiar with the power of ozone. I had used it in my store (hot tubs etc) for purification for years. I have very poor circulation do to blood clots and have formed reoccuring stacis ulcers (open sores) I have been battling this Mrsa bug for over 2 months including emergency room visits etc. It had spread to both legs particularly with heavy blisters and skin sloughing. also rashes and blisters had started forming in other areas. I started with typical antibiotics and was put on the heavier stuff (i.v. and injection) later on. While this was helping, even one day after the medicine ended I would be in agony with blisters swelling etc. after searching for possible help with litt... read more |
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Raising funds for MRSA Support
Posted by Kalsa |
Last Reply March 24, 2006
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Started March 6, 2006 at 14:01 |
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Found this, what an excellent idea you can sign up at http://www.mrsasupport.co.uk/ THE BIKE RIDE (by Tony Field) In the last newsletter I stated that I would attempt to ride 10,000 metres on Halesowen cycle track and asked for sponsors. Thanks to a very kind offer of the loan of a rather special Tricycle made by Roman Road Cycles in Carmarthenshire I can now tell you it will be a Trike ride. My sanity has been questioned over this and I have also been told that I am too old! Ouch! That hurt. So really I now have to rise to the challenge and just to remind you I did achieve 5,000 metres regularly on the exercise bike during my physiotherapy treatment, anyway it might be fun! This is to raise funds to help cover the costs of the AGM. Plans are well advanced for this now and you will find a sponsorship form here. We would be grateful if you would ask your friends and colleagues to support us. We need to raise mo... read more |
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bio laundry sacks
Posted by moved to product forum |
Last Reply March 24, 2006
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Started March 24, 2006 at 14:37 |
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Bio Laundry Sacks MRSA Started by Phil HADLEY Posted: March 24, 2006 at 13:53 I have taken the liberty to post an editorial to raise awareness that new products are available to assist in th fight against MRSA UK COMPANY DEVELOPS WATER SOLUBLE BIO LAUNDRY SACKS TO FIGHT MRSA BUG Staffordshire based Acedag Limited have developed an all new concept for infection control whilst handling soiled and infected linen in hospital laundries. The Dissolv-a-way Bio sacks are fully water soluble laundry sacks impregnated with an anti bacterial, inspired by the need to abate MRSA, The Dissolv-a-way Bio sacks not only contains the bacterial elements of soiled linen, it effectively kills them. Independent tests with Staphylococcus aureus (Resistant strain) showed that the Dissolv-a-way Bio sack reduced the count of MRSA bacteria by greater than 99.9 % . Microbiological results were outstanding, plus NZ/I results confirmed no zonal inhibition but inhibition noted in contact ... read more |
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moved to product forum
Posted by # |
Last Reply March 21, 2006
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Started March 21, 2006 at 10:41 |
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Posted by fred Last Reply March 21, 2006 at 10:15 Started March 21, 2006 at 10:15 http://www.nytimes.com/2006/03/21/health/21cons.html?8hpib |
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WILD OREGANO OIL
Posted by removed to products |
Last Reply March 10, 2006
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Started March 10, 2006 at 19:45 |
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WILD OREGANO OIL TO KILL MRSA Started by Anne Posted: March 10, 2006 at 18:34 Please get yourself some WILD OREGANO OIL..there is a uk company that sells this wonderful stuff..you may need a comprehensive super nutrition regime..people who get ill are invariably suffering with malnutrition..they do not have to be skinny to be suffering malnutrition they can be very overweight!! your body needs the highest quality superfoods to get well and also the Wild Oregano Oil is a natural and safe bacterial killer that will not damange your body.. We do actually use and sell the products that we mention..but to show I am not writing here just to get sales I will give you the company that supplies us..! Its called Tigon 0116 236 6841 ask about the strongest oregano oil that they sell..get started and start getting well! Good luck ANNE 10808 Re: WILD OREGANO OIL TO KILL MRSA Reply #1 by linda mccafferty Posted: March 10, 2006 at 18:47 Dear Anne, never heard o... read more |
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new product
Posted by removed from suffers forum |
Last Reply March 8, 2006
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Started March 8, 2006 at 16:54 |
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MRSA killing lotion Started by Bill Posted: March 8, 2006 at 16:45 I've heard that a new patented product is coming onto the market in April that is a truely efficacious MRSA killer, but is alcohol free (so it won't zap your skin as well). Apparently it should show up in the press over the coming weeks. Has anyone else heard something similar |
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Conart - you still out there?
Posted by Phip |
Last Reply March 1, 2006
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Started December 15, 2005 at 18:21 |
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Hi Conart, You've gone quiet! Any news on Energy Techniques at all? I've been told today by a business associate that Diffusion have gone bust, but I can't find out if this is just the air con arm or the entire Energy Techniques operation - their website is still operational. Do you have any idea what is going on there? |
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Phage Therapy Center
Posted by Chris |
Last Reply February 11, 2006
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Started February 11, 2006 at 02:23 |
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Phage Therapy Center recently opened a clinic in Tbilisi, Georgia. They are getting excellent results treating MRSA and other resistant infections. For more information, visit their web site: www.phagetherapycenter.com. |
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Tea tree
Posted by Chris Callaghan |
Last Reply February 9, 2006
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Started February 6, 2006 at 23:45 |
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I am saddened to see that so many people are still having such a bad time with MRSA. In my experience a considerable amount of prevention and control can be effected using skincare products containing Tea Tree. I have an Honours degree in Biochemistry. I ran a business supplying Essential Oils for Aromatherapists for 10 years. I have first hand experience of the success of my friends and customers who have used Tea tree - and the infections of those that haven't. I have now retired from being a supplier. I have helped write a website about Tea tree that can be found at www.TheTruthAboutTeaTree.com This includes a page about using Tea tree to prevent MRSA infections. This includes easy, cheap recipes for anyone to make up themselves. The site is also building links to sites that detail proper scientific research showing the effectiveness of Tea tree against methycillin resistant staphylococcus aureus. This is not a commercial promotion. The site includes no links to supplie... read more |
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steris
Posted by Anon |
Last Reply February 1, 2006
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Started February 1, 2006 at 14:42 |
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I was handed a leaflet today 'introducing a superior hospital and ambulance infection control solution'. The leaflet was published by Steris Ltd. specifically mentioning industrial decontamination with the line 'A killer Blow to MRSA'. Anybody heard of or got any further info on Steris and their VHP system? |
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Hand hygiene using touch-free dispensers
Posted by Kenneth De Muynck |
Last Reply January 30, 2006
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Started January 30, 2006 at 15:11 |
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Hi, as you all know, hand hygiene is important to prevent the spread of bacterias (also MRSA). Saraya, a Japanese company, has developed a touch-free dispensor to sanitize your hands in a safe and easy way. This dispenser is now available on the UK market. For more information, please look on www.saraya-europe.com or contact me at demuynck@saraya-europe.com Kind regards, Kenneth De Muynck |
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Apology
Posted by If only I knew |
Last Reply January 22, 2006
at 03:37
Started January 17, 2006 at 18:53 |
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Sorry for my brother, If only you knew. Dropped on his head as a child. |
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IP addresses
Posted by Rob |
Last Reply January 21, 2006
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Started January 18, 2006 at 20:42 |
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As certain indiviuals using this forum have been making postings using more than one name and generally playing games and trying to deceive other users it was decided to start logging IP addressses of everyone making a post. These are now published next to the auther name of each posting so all users can see who has been taking advantage of this open forum. Can all users please keep to just one name. |
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MRSA
Posted by behappy |
Last Reply January 20, 2006
Started January 19, 2006 at 20:52 |
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Iam going to undergo 2 operations on both my legs. I will have 3 metal plates and 4 screws inserted into my bones on each thigh and lower calf, these will be left in for 1 year, i will then require another operation to take them out, both of these procedures will be minimum invasive surgery(cosmetic, so as nt to leave huge scars) I am a healthy 18 year old, but am still worried about the risk of catching a superbug. What are the risks involved for this opperation for a person of my age? Also, if a superbug gets into my bones, will it still be curable? or would there be nothing anyone could do to help? Any insights would be appreciated Many thanks |
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Shameful behaviour
Posted by Andrew Platts |
Last Reply January 17, 2006
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Started January 12, 2006 at 16:24 |
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Just to let everyone know that visits this site. My suspicions were aroused by a posting on the Avian flu thread from an enquirer naming themselves as Chris Beesley. This is, of course, the name of the Chief Nurse and to pose as someone else with this name would be shameful. I was challenged regarding information and this person used the email address 'c.beesley@hotmail.co.uk'. I do not answer hotmail addresses on this site. I was subsequently emailed by 'Chrisbeesley7@aol.com'. Due to the fact that this person had emailed me directly I was able to check out the I.P. address and origination point of the email. Disgracefully there was a match with the I.P address and origination point of a director of a company who refuses to use his own name on this site but does regularly contribute under his company's name and had emailed me previously. I won't dignify this person with a name only insomuch as to say I know who you are. This is from the email that he sent to me "I currently work ... read more |
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