by Jeremy Geurtjens | Sep 6, 2014
Did you know that bacteria on the skin can be washed away fairly easily? Unfortunately, the Staph bacteria that have already entered the body and infected a wound site or created a boil can’t be simply washed away. This is because they have “taken...
by Jeremy Geurtjens | Sep 5, 2014
One of the latest developments in fighting MRSA bacteria colonizing a persons skin is the use of “blue light” therapy devices. Usually used for treating skin conditions, particularly those affecting the face, blue light therapy devices have been found to eradicate...
by Jeremy Geurtjens | Sep 5, 2014
Honey has been used for thousands of years to clean wounds and fight bacteria. However, with the emergence of modern medicines, honey, like many “old school” treatments have been all but forgotten about until recently. As the “superbug” issue continues to grow at an...
by Jeremy Geurtjens | Sep 5, 2014
Lemongrass Essential oil, also known as Citronella oil is extracted from the leaves of Citronella grass and has been used in medicine for thousands of years Recent studies suggest that several essential oils have the ability to kill MRSA and Lemongrass is one of those...
by Jeremy Geurtjens | Sep 5, 2014
Probiotics are live bacteria that strengthen your immune system by augmenting the intestinal microbial population (the “good” bacteria in your gut). I’m not sure if you are aware of this or not but pharmaceutical drugs such as antibiotics kill both the “good”...
