"Modern" Medicine

Apr 01, 2015 7 Replies

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Good that these things are getting tested. I suspect a copper compound as being a high probability of being active.

NT

Had a doctor when i was a kid who made a warning about penicillin and anything to be made thereafter: USE SPARINGLY AND *ONLY* WHEN ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY! Reason; the bugs will become immune and then will need stronger stuff..and the race will just escalate. How right he was! Now these superbugs are so bad, it is almost safer walking across a busy freeway. Then again, hospitals have been the LEAST safe place to be for at least 20 years.

being a high probability of being active.

It's a dumb article for the mystical nutcase sect, ox bile has been conside red a panacea since the dawn of man, and same with garlic and onion, so abs olutely nothing new there. And what makes anyone think the bacteria will no t develop resistance to it? Nothing. They said the "olde" medical text date s to the 10th century, so how much help was it during the 14th century bubo nic plague, a bacteria plague? The answer is: not much help at all. Those d ays were not called the Dark Ages for nothing.

what's new is that its been tested and found good

straw man

All sorts of things were tried in the plague, very few worked. Had the bile brew's effectiveness been proven & widely known, who knows if it might have cured the plague.

NT

Gasoline would have the same effect, but it's not usable. Nearly anything works in a lab.

Not at all, the whole story is about antibiotic resistance and not antibiotic. Maybe you're confused.

Certainly not you.

it is used in Africa

in vitro, lots do.

not especially.

no-one does. Your response is as troll-like as always. Plonk

I read somewhere that up in Sweden or somewhere they simply stoppped treating MRSA and it went away. Maybe not all cases, but really, if nothing is working...

Buddy of mine was "colonized". Nothing worked. After while he said scrw it. Later he goes i n they shoot him all full of drugs and they literally go digging into his knee and forhead and just scoop the s*it out.

Everything is fine now.

That dude, well maybe the cow s*it but he doesn't like garlic or raw onions. Next time he can just drop dead.

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