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My mom need help for pseudonomas

Posted By Sandra (Orlando, Fl) on 10/25/2011

My mom has been having recurrent pseudonomas infection in her sinuses (respiratory tract). She's had multiple antibiotics including Levaquin, Tobramycin, Bactrim, and many more and the last treatment was thru her IV for 14 days. When she was done the following day she had the same symptoms of the infection. The fever did go away but she still has the cough and the mucus coming out as before. She is a cancer patient for 7 years now and in remission for a year but I believe her immune system is weak and that's why she is getting recurrent infection. Please advise on anything that might help her. I've started her this morning on ACV 3x day with 2TBS in warm water. Anything else would be so much appreciated. We are desperate and don't know what to do anymore. Her oncologist wants her to go to the hospital next week and stay in until they clear her from the infection but I don't really want her to go because I am afraid she'll attract some other ilness. Please HELP!!!

Replied by Maria (Gippsland, Australia) on 10/30/2011

Hi Sandra, Pseudonomas are well protected with biofilms so it would be worth doing a search here on EC for biofilms as Ted has talked about them. He has recomended bromelain in one post. https://www.earthclinic.com/cures/aids_questions.html

Apparently a lack of phosphate can be a factor. I do not know much about it but it has been found that some folk who have surgery become low in phosphate which appears to allow the pseudonomas to grow. Here is some reading on it. http://www.upi.com/Science_News/2009/04/13/Lack-of-phosphate-causes-bacteria-to-kill/UPI-70441239654902/ http://www.microbemagazine.org/index.php/11-2009-current-topics/1034-low-phosphate-triggers-reversible-virulence-in-pseudomonas

The following are what I think may be worthwhile looking into (you can do a search for each also add the word pseudonomas):

Neem.

Grapefruit Seed Extract.

Raw honey. Although they talk about medical honey plain old local raw honey has been used since I don't know when. Also manuka honey with the umf of 10 or higher is good. The following is mostly about skin infections. http://www.bfactory.nl/artikelen/2008 Kwakman et al in CID.pdf

Oil of Oregano. http://www.diagnose-me.com/treat/T223028.html

Whatever you choose to use after your research I would start with low doses first. All the best.

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