Chronic infections can be resistant to even the best natural and integrative antimicrobial protocols. While you have not heard of them, biofilms are at the root. Read on to find out how we can beat biofilm-producing infections with natural therapies.
The CDC estimates 23,000 people a year in the U.S. die from antibiotic-resistant infections, like MRSA, and other nightmare superbugs. "Hospitals make three and a half times more money if they infect people. That’s why they don’t want to screen."
Antibiotic-resistant microbes are a “catastrophic threat” and a global epidemic. Now even the simplest of skin infections or surgical procedures can put patients at risk.
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Chances are you’ve heard horror stories regarding prescribed antibiotics not doing their job or worse yet, causing serious side effects.
I call him Edgar because he doesn’t like to be called “parasite.” The classic Greek nomer (‘para’ means beside, and ‘sitos’ means food) doesn’t explain his nature. Most people who…
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If you suffer from Lyme disease or know someone who does, please read this article. New research sheds light on why Lyme is such a maddening illness; alternative therapies offer hope on how to get better.
Misuse, misinformation, and lack of coordination have put a pin in the golden age of antibiotics; now world governments want to do something, but is it too little too late, and were antibiotics ever the best solution in the first place?
