posted on Apr, 13 2012 @ 02:38 PM
Well there are sulfa drugs that are effective against resistant bacteria and also Manuka Honey and a type of honey from Chile that they use which
works on resistant strains etc.
Not ordinary honey, but honey from bees that visit plants that have medicinal properties.
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The one from Chile is even more potent. Honey keeps forever so this type of honey is a must for the bug out bag.
Simply because before anti-biotics one of the leading causes of death, right up there with cancer, was Scarlet Fever.
And scarlet Fever comes from strep throat, and strep throat is common wherever there is children like in a school.
Some people are carriers of strep throat, so its always around and highly contagious and airborne.
And Manuka honey will cure strep throat. So its like an anti-biotic but its a topical anti-septic. But thats good enough to kill strep throat. But if
you don't kill strep throat, it certainly can kill you by causing Scarlet Fever.
The only reason you don't hear about it these days is because anti-biotics cures almost all cases.
But ancient bacteria in a cave well there and in a vent at the bottom of the ocean, and in amber, and dug up in Antarctica, and even maybe from a
glacier, and even in grains of salt they have found bacteria in suspended animation in a grain of salt.
Bacteria are everywhere and they outnumber us a gazillion to one.
Its a love hate relationship because we can't digest food without them.