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Alyssa (NY) on 04/27/2020

Recurrent Staph Infections: I suffer from recurrent staph infections and no one can tell me why. It tends to affect my ears, skin, chest and even eyes. Homeopathic remedies help to treat it and prevent it but if I run out of the homeopathic remedy, I get another infection immediately. I often take the remedy for months but its like the bacteria is just lurking in my system waiting for me to forget a dose or run out of the remedy. I don't know why I'm not making the antibodies to beat this. Does anyone know what causes recurrent bacterial infections or what I can do to beat this once and for all?
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Replied By Jonathan Rich (Plano Texas, USA ) on 04/27/2020

Hi Alyssa, Lactoferrin+xylitol+silver is anti- biofilm. Personally used this as a paste & opened a capsule of lactoferrin with xylitol & colloidal silver. Here is a medical abstract as proof, https://www.researchgate.net/publication/230759623_Anti-biofilm_efficacy_of_a_lactoferrinxylitol_wound_hydrogel_used_in_combination_with_silver_wound_dressings
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Replied By Alan (Mexico) on 04/28/2020

Alyssa, The remedy for staph is ZINC 100 mg with green tea with vit c 3 grams plus 3 grams l-lysine with breakfast for a week then 60mg of zinc plus the other second week and then 30 mg plus the other till it goes away entirely... plus dissolve a tbs of apple cider vinegar and one tbs of water and put it on the affected areas.. Good luck and shalom!
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Replied By Susan S-J (US) on 04/29/2020

Manuka honey took care of my recurrent staph infection. I also used a topical manuka product. The product I used is no longer available, but there are others.
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Replied By Dawn French (US) on 04/29/2020

Google Dakin's solution. You need to boost your immune system. Look into probiotics.
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Replied By Christina Green (US) on 04/29/2020

Check out this link, she used vitamin c (asorbic acid powder as a paste and charcoal poultices) and cured her own staph. I followed her treatments many times for recurring UTI's. Plus she's funny, which everyone needs right now. http://pantrypharmacy.com/2017/04/05/stop-the-universe-i-want-to-get-off/
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Replied By Mimi P. (US) on 04/29/2020

Sounds like there's a biofilm. You'll need to take a biofilm disruptor before the bacteria is completely killed off. Serrapeptase, berberine, garlic, oil of oregano are some examples of biofilm disruptors. https://drjockers.com/7-natural-agents-disrupt-biofilms/
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Replied By Leelee (Minnesota) on 10/02/2026

Iodine is also a very very very effective biofilm disruptor for not only fungal but bacteria biofilm. And almost everyone is deficient at this point in iodine. It is used for every cell in the body, without it the body struggles.

Replied By Sammie Martin Walker (US) on 04/29/2020

Externally manuka honey is good but also fight from the inside. Some essentials might not be balanced such as magnesium, zinc, chromium, vitamin d, etc.
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Replied By Marcella Jennings (US) on 04/29/2020

I would use a high PPM coloidal silver both topically and internally. Also take high dose oregano oil for a couple weeks.
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Replied By Judy Reeves (US) on 04/29/2020

I had a staph infection in a toe. They told me they would have to amputate my toe if I didn't do what they said. Do you have an infectious disease specialist? I had to had a small bag of a strong antibiotic for 28 days. I had to have a pic line surgically implanted and had to go to an infusion center where they gave me my first treatment. Then every day for 27 more days I had to have the bag of IV antibiotic. At the end of the 28 days I had an MRI to verify it was totally gone. They told me the toe might get red, swell, etc but the staph is gone. Have you had blood tests when it shoes back up on you? Does your doctor say it is recurrence of the staph or just a reaction like my toe does occasionally? How do you know it is staph? How was it first determined? What was your initial treatment? Do you see a doctor of infectious disease? You need all that. I believe in natural healing but you may need to stop playing around and get what it takes. I believe if you get the right doctor you can get over it. I had a surgery a few years later on another area. The hospital did a staph blood test on me before they would even do my day surgery. The blood test was clean.
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Replied By John Kirby (US) on 04/29/2020

make a salve to suckup the poison. north America sage and chinese medicine alchohol based wrap it ... that's what I did... but I also tried many things boosting immunity ...its a stubborn problem and doctors can give you antibiotics but make sure you do probiotics an eat prebiotics of complex carbs.. I had from my foot that crawled up leg.. Oregano essential oil rubbed seemed to help knock it back...
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