Bigger, Badder Infections Spreading in Clusters

Written by Melissa Gordon | October 20 2004


Doctors aroundrepparttar country are facing patients who come back with infections that are not cured byrepparttar 114473 antibiotics they prescribed. A staph resistant bacteria strain is becoming more and more common and our doctors need to start draining abscesses and taking cultures again. The new resistant staff requires fast treatment with specific antibiotics such as Cipromyacin and macrolids. Natural substances that fight and prevent bacterial infection include colloidial silver, Transfer Factor, garlic and Samento. Daniel Jernigan, an Epidemiologist atrepparttar 114474 U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is quoted as saying "Staph infections are such a common problem thatrepparttar 114475 emergence of infections resistant to common antibiotics has important public health implications."

Dr. Bonnie Bock, an infectious disease specialist in Newport Beach, California says "Most doctors are just not aware of this." She has treated whole groups of secretaries, gay men and others forrepparttar 114476 resistant staph infections. She estimates two-thirds ofrepparttar 114477 staph abscesses she currently encounters are caused byrepparttar 114478 resistant strain. These infections are unexpectedly aggressive; they multiply faster and make more of a toxin that inhibits our immune systems. If they aren't treated withrepparttar 114479 right antibiotics quickly, they can easily become life threatening.

According to Elizabeth Bancroft, a medical epidemiologist atrepparttar 114480 Los Angeles County Department of Health Services, aroundrepparttar 114481 year 2002repparttar 114482 incidence of staph resistant infections rose dramatically inrepparttar 114483 Los Angeles area. Then, duringrepparttar 114484 spring of 2004, The Angeles Health Department was informed of a mini-epidemic of staph infections in a group of healthy newborns as well as an outbreak in a county jail, a cluster of infection withinrepparttar 114485 gay male community and a cluster in a professional football team;repparttar 114486 bacteria causingrepparttar 114487 outbreaks were nearly identical.

Medical Heretics Attack Miracle Cure Treatment

Written by Melissa Gordon | October 20 2004


Biotherapies are sensible answers to our illnesses: they userepparttar substances and cells our body normally uses to reverserepparttar 114472 condition by mimickingrepparttar 114473 behavior of healthy people’s cells In Australia these therapies are thriving; one ofrepparttar 114474 more common therapies is to take some white fighter cells from a cancer patient and vaccinate it torepparttar 114475 cancer insiderepparttar 114476 person, telling it “hey this is what you need to fight”. The white cells are then grown inrepparttar 114477 laboratory to larger numbers and reinjected intorepparttar 114478 patient. It works brilliantly with no side effects. This same technique can be applied to many serious and chronic illnesses, such as Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and life threatening infections. To top it all off, often it is less expensive thanrepparttar 114479 traditional surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and drug cocktail treatments.

This is great right? All they do is assist your body, no strange substances or uncomfortable side effects. Well, inrepparttar 114480 interest of ‘safety’ these therapies are inrepparttar 114481 process of becoming will tightly regulated to a point that makes them overly costly and cumbersome to produce The culprit in Australia:repparttar 114482 Federal Therapeutic Goods Administration.

The TGA argues that treatments in this category, such as transplanted organs and cells from a donor that are mass produced and injected into other people are highly likely to spread infections and rot because they are ‘alive’. The other scare tactic employed isrepparttar 114483 case of 18-year-old Jesse Gelsinger who, during gene therapy trials, died atrepparttar 114484 University of Pennsylvania in 1999. Gene therapy is where doctors use dangerous virus’s to infect many cells inrepparttar 114485 body with a new set of DNA instructions. This is a very sad story and these therapies obviously need to be regulated but, what does this have to do with growing a persons own white cells in a lab and putting them back intorepparttar 114486 same person have to do with these high risk treatments? In terms of risk torepparttar 114487 patient there is no comparison between gene therapy and organ transplants and white cell culturing.

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