Re: Antibiotics from Kimchi

[Guest guest]

in any case it seems like one could just eat the kimchi ...

>

Bingo! Why bother with pills, powders, potions and lotions? Just

eat the food.

Danelle in Kansas

[Guest guest]

Or apply it to wounds in the form of a compress?

Heidi Schuppenhauer wrote:

>

> Well, some of us already figured this out<G>. Actually there seem to be

> several antibiotics and food preservatives that they've isolated

> from kimchi (and kefir). The antibiotic won't be available for 5 years

> or so, but in any case it seems like one could just eat the kimchi ...

[Guest guest]

>Or apply it to wounds in the form of a compress?

Ouch. It is sooo acidic! Some folks use kefir grains though, on

skin growths. They have experimented with kefir to kill e-coli

on meat too, it works well.

Heidi Jean

[Guest guest]

I have a friend who says applying kombucha on the skin is helping her

eczema.

Elaine

>> Or apply it to wounds in the form of a compress?

>

> Ouch. It is sooo acidic! Some folks use kefir grains though, on

> skin growths. They have experimented with kefir to kill e-coli

> on meat too, it works well.

[Guest guest]

At 10:15 PM 8/30/2004, you wrote:

>

> >Or apply it to wounds in the form of a compress?

>

>Ouch. It is sooo acidic! Some folks use kefir grains though, on

>skin growths. They have experimented with kefir to kill e-coli

>on meat too, it works well.

i tellya though, if i were out in the rockies with nothing but a jar of

kimchi and i got bit by a panther and fought him off but had a big gaping

wound? i'd pack it with kimchi.

-katja

[Guest guest]

At 09:49 AM 8/31/04 -0400, you wrote:

>i tellya though, if i were out in the rockies with nothing but a jar of

>kimchi and i got bit by a panther and fought him off but had a big gaping

>wound? i'd pack it with kimchi.

>

>

>-katja

As long as the subsequent yelling didn't attract another one.

MFJ

Everything connects. The Universe is not THAT chaotic. Beauty can

still be found in the most amazing places.

[Guest guest]

>i tellya though, if i were out in the rockies with nothing but a jar of

>kimchi and i got bit by a panther and fought him off but had a big gaping

>wound? i'd pack it with kimchi.

>

>

>-katja

Oooh, I'll have to remember that next time I'm out in the rockies!

I'd guess the garlic smell will keep the bears away too.

Heidi Jean