Symptoms Of Staph Infections—Symptoms range from minor, to severe, to life threatening for staph infections. They can include pimples, abscesses, boils, furuncles, carbuncles etc.

CAUSES

This infection is produced by the staphylococcus family of bacteria , considered the most popular bacteria in existence. Under a microscope they look like clusters of grapes.

This bacteria is common on the outside of the body of most people, but on the inside of the body it can cause pustules, sties, etc., on the skin.

REMEDIES

Eat whole whole grains and green vegetables. Avoid all sugar (including honey), oils, dairy products, and meat.

Clean area with soap and water, flush with hydrogen peroxide, rinse with water, and apply tea tree oil full strength every 2 hours while you are awake, and right before bedtime. Expose area to sunlight and air. Change sheets, pillowslips, towels, and clothing frequently to prevent re-infection.

Vitamin C 1,000-5000 mg daily, even more for tough cases (Ester-C Brand is highly recommended)

Vitamin E 100-400 IU daily

Beta Carotene-15-30 mg. daily

Zinc 15mg. Daily

Rub Area With Raw Garlic 3 times per day. (Dice garlic or put it in blender with a little olive oil. Spread on Surface infections.)

Before going to bed make a charcoal/flaxseed poultice by mixing a little water with activated charcoal and powdered flaxseed. Stir to a paste consistency. Place paste on gauze, place gauze on area; cover with Saran Wrap tape with medical tape. Leave on the area all night.

It is important that through proper hygiene, diet, rest, exercise, and sunlight you maintain a strong immune system.

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