One more question...For those of you that are more succeptable(I know I spelled that all wrong)...

Jenisis

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Posted 11/14/2008 11:23 AM (GMT -7)

to Staph germs. How do you control it, and where on your body seems to be the weakest area? also, how do you know it's staph?

Dowa

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Posted 11/14/2008 4:48 PM (GMT -7)

I have almost chronic staph infections due to my immune-deficiency. I have staph in my sinuses, skin and intestines. Proven by testing and biopsy (sinus). I was exposed to toxic mold along with having Lyme so I am prone to infections because my body has nothing to "fight" with. Where are your infections located? Infections can also be from adrenal fatigue. Have you done an adrenal function test?? D

Razzle

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Posted 11/14/2008 5:39 PM (GMT -7)

If your infections are all on the skin, perhaps a yogurt bath (using yogurt containing live cultures) or buttermilk bath would help? Seriously, there is such a thing as a yogurt bath. Smear yogurt all over, let it dry, then dry-brush the dried yogurt off your skin. Supposed to be great for restoring proper bacterial balance to the skin. And its supposed to be a good detox method, too... I want to try it but haven't yet.

Dowa

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Posted 11/14/2008 6:58 PM (GMT -7)

Thanks Razzle, I will try that. I do epsom salt baths generally and I think that helps me detox. I will buy yogurt and try it, right now I have flavored only, think I better go with the plain! (:

Jenisis

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Posted 11/14/2008 11:01 PM (GMT -7)

Yes, I think I'll try the yogurt,too. Thank you so much for the ideas. My infections always seem to come on my inner thigh. I think yogurt will do the job.

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