Purely Natural Antibiotics
I want to speak with you today about natural antibiotics. I am going to take for granted that most of the ladies out there are mommies and some of you may still have school age teenagers, right? Isn’t it humorous how your young children get sickly first and then you get sickened and it begins all over again particularly during the autumn and wintry weather seasons? As a dad or mom you really can not do a thing about your little ones being diseased but why does it happen at the most improper time? It usually takes place when you have that company assembly you just can not miss or you are in the midst of an important project. It looks a little something like this: You get a call from the school nursemaid and you have to drop what you are doing and go pick them up or you wake them up for school and they’re ill so you have to spend your early morning sitting down in the doctor’s business office waiting to see him or her. This sounds like fun!
If there is one thing I know it is anti-biotics. That is because I marketed one for a leading pharma business for many years so I had to be quite competent on mine as well as my competitor’s. When I started my preparation, I went through a two week training course in which I had to gain knowledge of every type of germs and the indications for it. I also had to study about unwanted effects and there were several…no drug is flawless! There are some which are more tolerable than othersbut the truth be told not any of them are completely healthy. They are very dangerous and here is why: all antibiotic drugs derived from labs get rid of the body’s good intestinal flora in the gut. You might be wondering why this is essential. Your immune system is located in your gut and once it is damaged you become susceptible for even more problems. So even though you might be getting relief from the existing disease, you’re probably going to get another whammy later on down the line! I’m hoping you’re not a person who regularly needs antibiotic medicines and if you are, the very same antibiotics you’re using are creating the difficulty. Amazing is it not it? Do not worry, you can repair your gut and more importantly, your body’s immune system, and start to use antibiotics which don’t have the same effects pharmaceutical products do. Wouldn’t that be terrific not only for you but for your little ones? Here are a few natural anti-biotics that do more good than harmful things:
1. Colloidal Silver - Once used to treat everything from colds to skin infections it came under persecution in the nineteen forties by the FDA as being unsafe. The Food and Drug Administration actually banned it because it presented a threat to the anti-biotics industry but it has made a powerful come back. Apparently, the restriction has been raised as Curad is now using it in their new dressings. Isn’t that clever?
2. Onions - Yes, the onion you have in your refrigerator that you’re using to give your food more flavor has powerful antibiotic properties. While doing research for this, I found some wonderful tales of onions being used as an antibiotic. One of the tales detailed putting an onion by a person’s nightstand and by day the onion was black and the person was cured. The onion had actually engulfed the bacteria! There was also a story of positioning the onion on the bottom of the sick person’s feet and the exact same thing happened!
3. Garlic - Yes,this is another ingredient we use to flavor| food that you have just positioned around the household. Garlic has been used in HIV patients with sensational outcomes. It contains over forty medicinal properties which are ideal for treating the respiratory tract. It can be used both internally and externally.
4. Bee Propolis - Propolis is made of the following things: beeswax, plant resin, salivary secretions, pollen, and proteins. It’s very good for treating irritation, the flu, and ulcers. Propolis has good results for streptococcus germs and MRSA otherwise known as Methicillin-Resistant Staphylococcus Aureus. Be very careful with this one if you are allergic to bees.
5. Oregano Oil - In reality, this is very good for joint disease as I used it for my knee area a long time ago. As an bacteriostatic, oregano oil can be used to help care for bronchial asthma, sinus flare ups, pimples, and irritated throat. It consists of over fifty ingredients which have antimicrobial properties. Oregano oil is made up of carvacrol which is a phenol that has potent antiseptic features. Keep in thought this has to be the medicinal formula which goes through an entirely different processing than the oregano you find in your kitchen cabinet.
6. Oil from Coconuts - I really enjoy coconut oil! It is a multi-use oil you can use for making and taking internally. It is also has powerful antimicrobial and antiviral properties. It consists of lauric acid which when converted to monolaurin in the physical body, kills herpes, the flu, and measles.
Extra - Thieves Blend! Thieves what? Thieves is an essential oil fusion of rosemary, clove, and other oils. It is known as thieves because during the plague of the fifteenth centennial in France crooks would cover up themselves in the oil to safeguard themselves from bacteria while they robbed people. This is a awesome anti-biotic to use with kids as it can be taken orally and kills 99.6% of airborne bacteria. It can also be used as a wash for the hands and can be diffused in the air to get rid of germs in the home and office. I Wish I had this when I was in corporate America!!!
As you may know by now, I’m a tremendous follower in doing things by natural means. I think it is the only way to keep me and the people I love using natural rememdies safe from hazardous side effects. Oh Yes, I know some folks think the pharmaceutical companies have the best motives and that may very well be the situation. For myselfand for those I care about, I will always use what’s all-natural first before looking for other ways as mother nature seems to know what is most desirable and that definitely goes for all natural antibiotics.
Disclaimer: The preceding post is for informational purposes only. Consult a doctor before taking any medical advice.
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