UPDATE 2018
I still don't have MRSA, and it's been years. I feel invincible to MRSA. A few members of my community have MRSA now so I wrote a small article for the local paper. It contains some streamlined and relevant information for people combating this disease... A few of my opinions have changed over the years. For one thing, I'm really not a fan of the "dilute bleach bath" technique... A doctor had suggested the technique, and I posted about it a few years ago, but I've since removed the post. It just doesn't feel right, and it isn't necessary... Anyway, here's the article I just published for the North San Juan Rambler...
HOW TO CURE MRSA
MRSA (Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus) is a bacteria which
only eats ONE thing: sugar. When a person is suffering from MRSA, they
crave even more sugar because the bacteria is stealing it all from their
blood! This is also the reason people with MRSA feel tired all the
time. The waste product of MRSA is LACTIC ACID. The "boils" and sores
are actually acid burns from inside the body! When your immune system
attempts to fight off a bacteria, your white blood cells biosynthesize
Nitric Oxide and Hydrogen Peroxide! Yet when the infection site is
saturated with lactic acid, these chemicals are neutralized, and the
primary weapons of your immune system are rendered useless.
So
the first step is to starve the bacteria of sugar. At all costs, avoid
sugary sweet things. The next step is to neutralize the lactic acid
build-up within your body! We can do this by alkalizing. A simple way to
do this is to drink a teaspoon of apple cider vinegar 3 times a day.
(Yes, vinegar is acidic, but it has an alkaline-promoting effect on your
body.) You can also eat lots of greens, especially kale! Avoid
acid-promoting foods as much as possible, including alcohol and
starches. The third step is to use nature's medicines. The best medicine
I've found is TURMERIC.
Turmeric should be applied internally
AND externally. For internal application, turmeric should always be
combined with black pepper! The active chemistry of turmeric is called
"curcuminoids" and they can cure MRSA but have very poor bioabsorbtion.
The active ingredient in black pepper is called "piperine" and is known
to increase bioabsorbtion of curcuminoids by up to 4000%. A spoon-full
of turmeric, with a pinch of black pepper, a couple times a day, washed
down with water can be highly effective. You can also cook with
turmeric! Use it liberally, and always with black pepper.
For
Topical (external) use, simply warm a bottle of coconut oil till it's
liquified, and dump in a bunch of turmeric. Shake thoroughly, and the
oil should turn completely yellow. You can also add a small amount of
tea tree oil to this balm. No black pepper is necessary for topical use
of this turmeric balm. This balm can be applied to sores liberally, as
often as possible. It will temporarily stain your skin yellow... But the
yellow chemical is the active chemistry - the good stuff. The effects
will be noticed within hours. After a few days of continuous use, the
sores will dramatically heal.
That's all it takes to cure MRSA! In summary:
1. Don't eat sugar.
2. Alkalize with Apple Cider Vinegar & Greens
3. Eat lots of turmeric (w/ black pepper)
4. Apply turmeric balm to open wounds
Finally, please realize that this is a systemic infection. It's in the
blood. Thus the bacteria can still be present when symptoms aren't
noticeable. Therefore, please continue the Anti-MRSA regimen for at
least two weeks after you appear to be completely healed.
I had
MRSA for a year and a half, went to 5 hospitals, tried many antibiotics.
It nearly killed me. And I mean I literally. This was the closest to
death I've ever been. Nothing worked until I did the research and
figured it out, decided to wage war on these glorified pimples. Turmeric
saved my life and I've since sworn to always spread this information
whenever possible.
You want to help fight MRSA in North San Juan?
Spread this information. Buy $3 worth of turmeric or a bottle of apple
cider vinegar and give it to the people who are sick. I'm also willing
to accept small donations to produce medicine for local community
members with MRSA.... I've already been distributing this medicine with
great results, but I could use support. Don't judge these people, HEAL
THEM. You'll be doing the whole community a favor.
Of course the
people who have MRSA should go above and beyond, in all ways possible,
to avoid spreading the contagious disease, so if you have MRSA please be
considerate. Carry a bottle of hand sanitizer with you, try to minimize
physical contact with people and publicly used objects like doorknobs,
etc. I know we don’t all have access to running water, much less laundry
facilities, but try and wear loose fitting clean clothes as much as
possible, and make sure to wash your bedding throughout the healing
process.
Disclaimer: I am not a doctor, and my suggestions are
all derived from my own research and experience. The suggestions may not
be applicable to everyone, so don't consider this therapy universal.
Turmeric can thin your blood, so beware of high doses of turmeric,
especially before surgery. Maybe hypoglycemics shouldn’t cut out sugar
completely from their diets, I don't know. Even though the title of the
article is “How to Cure MRSA” I guess I can’t legally claim that this
advice can cure a disease… I definitely don’t think this article should
replace the consultation of a doctor… These are all opinions and
suggestions, not “medical advice”.
