Golden Staph, Staphylococcus aureus (S. aureus) is a common bacterium that lives on the skin and in some people’s noses. It is antibiotic resistant and first appeared in some hospitals back in the 1960's, where it was a result of too many antibiotics being used which resulted in exotic forms of infective bug evolving with resistance to these antibiotics. Golden staph can cause a range of mild to severe infections...
Now forty years later with continued overuse of antibiotics, there are many different strains of similar infections and they inhabit nearly every hospital, veterinary surgery and many doctors surgeries. It is caught by contact within these types of places and it is now the number one problem in infection control as it can mean that patients don't heal after surgery or die because of uncontrollable infection after surgical procedures.
Staph aureus bloodstream infection has a 12-month death rate of between 20 and 35%, compared with 3-5% for a heart attack in hospital. Although antibiotic-resistant Staph aureus (MRSA) infections carry a slightly higher death rate, even the drug-sensitive Staphs are among the most potent of pathogens.
I recommend our program for use both to protect against contracting Golden Staph while visiting hospitals and other medical institutions, as well as for treating active Golden Staph infections whether internal or external.
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The internal herbal mix includes - Thuja, Parsley, Rose hips, Garlic, Cactus and Hawthorn along with the Bach Flowers Oak and Rescue Remedy and it is taken together with Colloidal Silver.
The External herbal Mix includes:- Calendula, Golden Seal, Thuja , Thyme and Yarrow along with the Bach Flower Remedies:- Crab Apple. Rescue Remedy, Vervain and Walnut.
Just measure 10ml of the Colloidal Silver into a glass, add 10 drops of the herbal mix, and drink it directly. If being used as a protective prior to surgery for example, start the dose a week before admission, insist on being allowed to take it right through your stay in hospital (there are no possible conflicts with any other medications) and continue it through for 4 weeks after discharge.
If your case involves surface lesions the external treatment is applied topically to the area. A 5ml or 10ml quantity is made up fresh before each application and it is applied to the lesions preferably dropped directly onto the skin with an eye dropper. The area is best left to dry naturally before covering.
If you are using the program to clear up an existing case of Golden Staph, start internal and external treatment immediately and continue it for 4 weeks after all signs of the infection have disappeared.
If your case involves surface lesions the very same treatment is also applied topically to the area. A 5ml or 10ml quantity is made up fresh before each application and it is applied to the lesions preferably dropped directly onto the skin with an eye dropper. The area is best left to dry naturally before covering.
If this program does not completely clear the infection, you should get back to me for further specific advice and treatment.
References
https://www.betterhealth.vic.gov.au/health/conditionsandtreatments/staphylococcus-aureus-golden-staph
https://theconversation.com/golden-staph-the-deadly-bug-that-wreaks-havoc-in-hospitals-39790
