Re: Pamela: Iodine and MRSA

March 18, 2011

Iodine definitely works.

Also, manukka HONEY. Here's tons of info, it's been clinically proven:

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At 01:17 AM 3/18/2011, you wrote:

>Pamela,

>

>Iodine is supposed to be effective against MRSA. A friend of mine had a

>MRSA lesion on her foot a couple years ago and the antibiotics weren't

>touching it. I researched on the internet and found iodine being

>recommended as a cure. I don't remember if it was oral or topical

>application, but I imagine using both forms would be best. I think

>colloidal silver was another suggested remedy.

>

>Unfortunately my friend was hospitalized shortly thereafter and then died,

>so she didn't get to try using iodine.

>

>The problem with taking too much magnesium is loose bowels or diarrhea. It

>makes a difference what the magnesium is bound to. The most effective way

>to get magnesium is to apply magnesium oil to the skin, which eliminates

>intestinal absorption issues.

>

>Lynn

>

>From: " Pamela " <prov31mom23@...>

> > I had a bad night last night - my 18 year old daughter has a skin

> > infection that may be MRSA and I was checking on it all night, debating a

> > trip to the ER. She's on Bactrim for it but it looked pretty bad last

> > night and I was worried.

>

> > I thought there was a problem with taking too much magnesium. Are you

> > saying there isn't?

>

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