I think I have strep throat

[Guest guest]

Everyone, my daughter just had strep throat, and I thought I was immune, but

I've lost 15 lbs. dieting since last Thursday in a dance competition, and

now I think I have it.

She had to take Amoxicillin....to clear it up quickly for school.

My throat really hurts as I type this...any suggestions besides going to the

doctor?

 

Thank you for any suggestions

Athena

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 12/14/2006 8:36:50 AM Eastern Standard Time,

HeiressArts writes:

 

>>My throat really hurts as I type this...any suggestions besides going to

the doctor?<<

 

 

 

 

 

You know there are times when we really should get medical advice/help and

not try to cure on our own--this is one of those times. Strep throat will

only get worse if not treated with antibiotics. You really should go to the

doctor. As much as I don't like the overuse of antibiotics, they do help

greatly with serious infections.

 

Dawn

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

If you do have Strep Throat, this will need to be confirmed by swab test, and

you will need an antibiotic to clear it up. There may be natural remedies out

there for this, I'm not sure if they'd be complete enough-but to be sure it's

treated quickly and thoroughly-you should see a doctor and get a Rx. Maybe

someone else can offer you another alternative-but don't wait too long. Left

untreated, strep infection can lead to heart problems later.

 

Best wishes,

Susan

NM

 

HeiressArts wrote:

Everyone, my daughter just had strep throat, and I thought I was

immune, but

I've lost 15 lbs. dieting since last Thursday in a dance competition, and

now I think I have it.

She had to take Amoxicillin....to clear it up quickly for school.

My throat really hurts as I type this...any suggestions besides going to the

doctor?

 

Thank you for any suggestions

Athena

 

 

[Guest guest]

You could try sucking on xylitol mints. Xylitol keeps bacteria from sticking.

Also suck on chewable vitamin C.

 

Linda

 

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Linda

 

 

 

 

" HeiressArts " <HeiressArts

 

Wednesday, December 13, 2006 4:08:24 AM

I think I have strep throat

 

Everyone, my daughter just had strep throat, and I thought I was immune, but

I've lost 15 lbs. dieting since last Thursday in a dance competition, and

now I think I have it.

She had to take Amoxicillin. ...to clear it up quickly for school.

My throat really hurts as I type this...any suggestions besides going to the

doctor?

 

Thank you for any suggestions

Athena

 

 

[Guest guest]

try gargling with warm water and colloidal silver - three dropperfuls in a 4 oz.

glass of water. Do this twice a day and see if you don't get some relief.

 

Judy

 

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HeiressArts

Wednesday, December 13, 2006 7:08 AM

I think I have strep throat

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

Hey Judy,

 

I always use echinacea. It always works for me. What I do is drop 4

or 5 drops staight down in my mouth where it hurts. Its more

effective if you can swish it around with your saliva for at least 30

seconds. I do this about every hour until relief!

 

Now my daughter uses about 60 drops mixed with saliva when she has

the sever case of strept.

 

I also crew up a couple of zinc losenges every few hours too.

 

Hope this helps, Deborah

 

 

 

, " Judy " <catsjudy

wrote:

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> try gargling with warm water and colloidal silver - three

dropperfuls in a 4 oz. glass of water. Do this twice a day and see

if you don't get some relief.

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> Judy

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> HeiressArts

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> Wednesday, December 13, 2006 7:08 AM

> I think I have strep throat

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[Guest guest]

hi athena,

 

theres a miracle juice from vietnam that really helped me within a

day from sore throat. in fact, my friend who was suspecting the

start of it, drank a glass of it, and was ok within 3 hours. try it.

its supposed to be fruit with the most antioxidants in the planet.

its called GAC. the product is branded as G3 you can find it in

www.synergy1.mypharmanex.com

 

you may also wanna add on a good PROBIOTIC product, which takes the

place of anti biotics. take it double the recommended dose. the

better brand is PROBIO PCC which is the first human strain probiotic

in the world clinically proven to work.

 

the make sure you gargle with lots of salt in water every 3 hours.

 

let me know if youre interested to try g3 and probio. so i can help

you get it at discounted price.

email me at busybuddy168

 

best regards,

 

sandy

 

, HeiressArts wrote:

>

> Everyone, my daughter just had strep throat, and I thought I was

immune, but

> I've lost 15 lbs. dieting since last Thursday in a dance

competition, and

> now I think I have it.

> She had to take Amoxicillin....to clear it up quickly for school.

> My throat really hurts as I type this...any suggestions besides

going to the

> doctor?

>

> Thank you for any suggestions

> Athena

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

, PetsPlantsHome wrote:

 

> HeiressArts writes:

> >>My throat really hurts as I type this...any suggestions besides

going to the doctor?<<

 

Colloidal Silver. colloidal Silver is a natural Antibiotic. Is

excellent. Recent research shows that it counteracts many

bacteriaie, including molds. I use it as a spray - use it as

a 'guard againt' pathogens especially in winter. Also, 'Zap it with

Zinc' + Vit-C. two-in-oone, available from any pharmacy. Zinc+C with

the Colloidal, bingo. Dead germs <smile> (BTW I am Molly from the

UK. just found your site, courtesy of . Good site. Thanks

guys.)

 

>>All PRNewswire News

 

Fourth set of EPA approvals enables ABL, partly owned by Clifton

Mining,

 

to be used to treat black mold and other pathogens

 

ALPINE, UT, Nov. 28 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ - Clifton Mining Company

Inc. (OTC: CFTN) today announced that American Biotech Labs (ABL), a

private company in which Clifton Mining owns a 23 percent interest,

has just received its fourth set of EPA approvals. These approvals

govern the use of ASAP-AGX-32® against additional pathogens. They

broaden the range of bacteria for which this product is approved to

and include yeasts and environmental fungi.

 

The Nature of the Tests

 

These most recent tests were exceptionally stringent. They involved

using the ASAP-AGX-32® against high concentrations of a variety of

pathogens to kill all colony forming units within 10 minutes. All

tests were successful.

 

Black Mold

 

One of the most important new approvals was for environmental

fungi, including black mold. Black mold is common in buildings

throughout the U.S., and often causes upper respiratory tract

infections. Black mold is notoriously difficult to kill, and to the

best of ABL leadership's knowledge, ABL's ASAP-AGX-32® is the only

non-toxic and non-irritating product that has received EPA approval

for this use.

 

" We believe our nano-silver product is an important non-toxic

broad-spectrum anti-pathogenic, " said Keith Moeller, VP of marketing

for ABL. " It is gratifying to receive additional approvals that

extend the range of accepted use for this product, as we continue to

work to further extend the range of applications for this technology,

whichis now backed by patent # 7135195. "

 

Clifton trades on the U.S. OTC: (CFTN).

 

Note: Any statements released by Clifton Mining Company that are

forward looking are made pursuant to the safe harbor provisions of

the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Editors and

investors are cautioned that forward looking statements invoke risk

and uncertainties that may affect the company's business prospects

and performance.

 

Copyright 2006 PRNewswire <<

 

(More)

 

http://www3.imperial.ac.uk/clinicalresearchoffice/news/newsletter/apri

l2006/

Guest Article: Silver in Human Healthcare, 3000 Years Experience and

Research (Dr Alan Lansdown)

 

Silver has a long and fascinating history in the study of human

healthcare, but is still an enigma in medical science and a subject

of intense research, industrial enterprise and speculation.

 

From the days when it was supposed to confer health-giving properties

to drinking water for the nobility in ancient dynasties, silver has

been employed in a vast array of therapies and devices in human

medicine including bone prostheses, treatments for epilepsy,

ophthalmic surgery and veterinary medicine. Early surgeons used

silver wire to suture wounds and silver foil to protect against

infections long before the classical studies of Louis Pasteur and

Robert Koch.

 

Despite its astringency and ability to cause local irritation, 1% of

silver nitrate was found clinically beneficial in controlling

neonatal eye infections; the reliability of these reports might be

questioned!

 

From the studies of the 1900's, silver has become established as a

broad spectrum antibiotic with efficacy against opportunistic

pathogens and environmental pathogens, including MRSA. Early workers

assumed that silver was absorbed by sensitive bacteria from low

concentrations (1ppm) and acted by an " oligodynamic mechanism " in

inactivating respiratory and metabolic enzymes.

 

Silver nitrate was possibly the first recognised antibiotic and is

still used today in the treatment of severe burn wounds and lesions

with life-threatening infections. Research in recent years has seen

the introduction of safer wound care products including silver

sulphadiazine, sustained silver ion release wound dressings and even

silver-containing elastoplast into wound care.

 

Further, in the quest for antibacterial medical devices silver is now

used as a constituent or coating in heart valves, prostheses, in-

dwelling catheters, bone cements, orthopaedic pins and dental

devices. Colloidal silver products enjoyed a limited period of

success in wound care in the mid-1900's, but were withdrawn when

patients developed a slate-grey complexion (argyria) as a side

effect. Although cosmetically undesirable and socially embarrassing,

argyria is not normally life threatening.

 

(For Imperial College scientists who browse the internet, colloidal

silver preparations are now publicised at knock down prices, with

recommendations for treating most human diseases including back-ache,

malaria, old age etc, albeit that the scientific evidence of their

therapeutic efficacy is decidedly dodgy.)

 

The colloidal products were superseded by safer products such as

silver sulphadiazine and the new range of sustained silver ion

release dressings which form the mainstay of wound care clinics

today. Silver in textiles is the " product of the moment " and it is

only a short time before high quality hygiene garments will be

available in high street boutiques.

 

Research at Charing Cross Hospital has focussed upon the efficacy of

the sustained silver release wound dressings in controlling wound

infections and patient comfort. Although the dressings currently

available differ greatly in their design, silver content and presumed

mechanism of action, they are variously efficacious in controlling

pathogenic infections and associated effects like odour, wound

exudates and patient discomfort.

 

We have demonstrated that most bacterial infections commonly resident

in skin wounds are sensitive to silver and that silver-resistant

strains are probably rare. Possibly less than 5% of patients carry

silver-resistant infections but this has to be ratified in larger

scale studies.

 

Silver releasing wound dressings are generally safe in use and are

beneficial in advancing the repair of indolent and non-healing

wounds. Silver released from the dressings is not readily absorbed

through intact or damaged skin but deposits in outer layers of the

cornified layer as silver sulphide. Some becomes bound in complexes

with albumins and macroglobulins and may be absorbed into the

circulation.

 

Dr Lansdown has a particular interest in the toxicity of silver and

in the body's defence mechanisms against xenobiotic metals.

 

Silver is not a trace metal and has no recognised physiological or

nutritional role in the human body. Whereas most people show a

modicum of silver in their blood (<2.3µg/L) through the use of silver

to control Legionalla in water systems, or through consumption of

silver in food, the body does not normally accumulate the metal.

Delayed hypersensitivity is the principle adverse effect of silver in

the human body but the true incidence is not known.

 

The widespread use of silver these days in clinical and preventative

medicine provides fertile ground for future research. Although

silver controls most human bacteria in plate cultures, the readiness

of the biologically active Ag+ to react with free anions, proteins

and cell membranes, reduces its antimicrobial efficacy in the

patient.

 

Further research is required to investigate the reduced action of

silver in eliminating bacterial infections associated with biofilm

formation as occurs in dental plaque and in association with

bacterial attachment to heart valves, in-dwelling catheters and

orthopaedic pins.

 

Dr A.B.G. Lansdown

Clinical Chemistry, Investigative Sciences, Charing Cross campus

a.lansdown <<

 

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I make lots of typoes which I can never seem to pick up when

checking, so forewarned!

 

Molly

Riding OUT'AS

[Guest guest]

Dear Friend

 

I would recommend you alternative medicine for strep throat.

 

For the throat irritation and sleepless night cough please take one teaspoon

of Corriander Powder and chew for some time, say 5 minutes. After a minutes take

a glass of lukewarm water. Its highly effective and no need of taking any

medicine. I guarantee it will heal.

 

Manoj

 

Judy <catsjudy wrote:

try gargling with warm water and colloidal silver - three dropperfuls

in a 4 oz. glass of water. Do this twice a day and see if you don't get some

relief.

 

Judy

 

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HeiressArts

 

Wednesday, December 13, 2006 7:08 AM

I think I have strep throat