Re: cows & staph and the latest news on MRSA staph

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As a matter of fact, many studies on staph are conducted on cows because it is such a common problem, affecting the milk and milk production. Today on the news they reported that we're having an outbreak of MRSA staph skin infections in San Diego. Of course, this has been happening across the country for some time. If they can't get rid of a skin infection that's right there where you can see it, what about the staph that's hiding in deep dark cavities and bone and tissue, protected by its own slime? Why people aren't really disturbed by this is beyond me. Apparently, it's beyond the American Pediatric Society as well, as they said a couple of years ago that we're facing an epidemic and we'd better take it seriously before it's completely out of control. So far, nothing. pennydumbaussie2000 <dumbaussie2000@...> wrote: Staph is a common complaint from the udders of infected cows.I also think it can come under the heading of mastitis.tony>> Tony and all,> I just came across an excerpt from Dr. Bell's new book. In it > he says that his original patients, kids, had drunk unpasteurized > milk but he could never find out what they were infected with.>

> Any thoughts on this?> > a C.> > >> > What your missing with me is that my attitude reflects the severity > > of the disease and the stance needed to be taken at every turn when > > your dealing with this disease.You see everything else everyione > else > > has brought to these forums is that after 1000's of > doctor/specialist > > visits and alternatives they sit across the table and take in > what's > > lumped on them.MY approach is I'm coming over to your side of the > > table and having a say in the whole business of MY HEALTH..> > How many pick up that there doctor's has given out 1000's of CT > scans > > knowing full well the outcome is pointless?I've given my doctor > back > > a CT scan he ordered because me and him agreed that it truly was > just > > a joke

and it wasn't going to get us results.They have many rituals > > your performing, like a dance, that makes everything look like > > stuffs happening. You have to toughen yourselves and not waste any > > oppurtunity to shine some lighht on what is wrong with you..> > I mean how angry do I get when I read Cheney stories- The guy sits > at > > the heart of an airborne pathogen some decades earlier and has been > > story telling since.I think that if you have a patient that shows > > diminished function in several area's you should take him in and > look > > at him from top to bottom- perform biopsies- basically run the > gammit > > to get a suitable explanation for what is going on.This guy see's > > patient after patient charges thousands of doillars discussing > > theories with them and now has discovered they all have heart

> disease.> > How exciting to be one of his patients NOT!!!!!!!. > > tony>