It was not unil I moved and got a new boil I went to the hospital and they did 2 cultures and told me I had MRSA and gave me bactrim (which needless to say never worked) it would only make it go dormant for a little while.. Eventually my son got it and I got access to the internet and have been doing reserch since.. Ive found that my garlic ginger onion tincture along with ecenacia works well but is not quite gone... And since I had taken the antibiotics for soooooo long my immune system probobly needs alot of work!!! I do not have any money most of the time if im not living outside I reside in a motel room.... but I am very interested in hearing any kind of feedback concerning this issue .. Thanks for your time
Replied by Barb (Odessa, Tx) on 05/10/2011
Re MRSA: A number of years ago I had an outbreak of "boils" that came from unknown source. My doctor prescribed antibiotics which created more problems in the long run. Internet searches on my symptoms produced the suggestion for using turmeric, in capsule form and as a paste on the boils (you can do both applications at the same time). I mixed turmeric powder with water and applied externally (remember: turmeric will stain! ); then assembled my own capsules (size 00) of turmeric powder and took three capsules three times a day with food. If you are diabetic, however, turmeric is very drying and shouldn't be taken without your doctor's knowledge and permission. Tumeric is very inexpensive, a natural food product, and not addicting.Replied by Samantha (Somewhere, Someplace) on 05/12/2011
I have a 5 year old who has had problems with mrsa so my question is,would the remedies that can help me be the same for him? is turmeric safe for him to take as well and how could I administer this to him in a way that he will take it? Ps. thanks for your helpReplied by Kathie (Houston, United States) on 05/13/2011
There is a honey that works great in conjunction with antibiotics as well as by itself. I forget the name but it starts with an "M".Replied by Kathie (Houston, United States) on 05/14/2011
I am sorry that I could not remember the name of the honey. Now I do, it is Manuka. Here is a link to one of many scientific studies that prove the healing powers of Manuka: http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2011/04/110412201713.htmReplied by Andrea C (Cardiff, Wales) on 05/16/2011
HI CATHY, THE HONEY U R AFTER IS MAUKA HONEY. IT ALSO HAS TO HAVE AN UFM OF 10 OR MORE AND CAN B DIRECTLY APPLIED TO OPEN WOUNDS AS WELL AS INTERNALLY. UMF STANDS 4 UNIQUE MANUKA FACTOR AND IS EASILY FOUND ON THE LABEL, THE HIGHER THE UMF THE BETTER BUT TRY TO GET UMF OF 10 OR MORE .
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