Topic: Superbug discovered in America that resists ALL known antibiotics... (Read 573 times)

ClO₂ - LD50 94 mg/kg
Chloramphenicol - LD50 2500 mg/kg (for rats, no data for humans available)

Just compare these numbers and think about your messages again.

OK then, go and take some chlortine dioxide. I'll even pay you $200 for the video.

MMS works and is a whole lot cheaper.

BULLSHIT

Go and learn chemistry, please. Chloramphenicol activity is not related to chlorine in any way, you can replace chlorine by any atom group with similar radius and resulting substance will still provide bacteriostatic activity. Chloramphenicol is a bacteriostatic, it's working through inhibition of certain ferments which are necessary for bacteria to reproduce. It doesn't kill bacteria, simply stops the reproduction. It also doesn't affect any other cells.

On the other hand, chlorine dioxide is nothing but a simple oxidizer, it indiscriminately destroys any organic matter. Yep, it turns bacteria into pile of oxidized proteins, but it will do the same with human cells as well. You can also try to use a concentrated sulfur acid, results would be the same. It's like trying to kill a fly using a hand grenade.

Look at my MMS post above at https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.15027557.

Actually, title is untrue. Yesterday I had a talk with my doctor and shown him this article. He said that chloramphenicol is effective against this strain, as well as many other antibiotics, which are used in the CIS area. The reason is quite simple, chloramphenicol isn't used in the US because it's very expensive there.

Actually, title is untrue. Yesterday I had a talk with my doctor and shown him this article. He said that tis effective against this strain, as well as many other antibiotics, which are used in the CIS area. The reason is quite simple, chloramphenicol isn't used in the US because it's very expensive there.

Biologists in Siberia have discovered new natural antibiotics in the region's ancient caves, and they believe these will help fight bacteria and fungi that are resistant to existing drugs.

If we could have detailed analysis about how much poison is flowing in our veins there will probably be mass suicides everywhere.

Lead, mercury, aluminium, arsenic, dioxin, electromagnetic pollution, air pollution etc. the list is long as you all know.

I personally try to do as much exercise as possible plus I use some plants' derivatives, algae and other stuff to clean my body (and my mind).

I suggest you to try coriander, chlorella and spirulina together. It's very good to take all the heavy metal shit out of our body.

Do your own research.

This was bound to happen, sooner or later. For the last few decades, antibiotics have been used indiscriminately all over the world. Rather than using these drugs when there is an absolute necessity, the physicians have been prescribing them even for minor diseases such as common cold. And even worse, meat producers are also using them in huge quantities, resulting in traces of antibiotics being passed on to humans during the consumption of food.

This was bound to happen, sooner or later. For the last few decades, antibiotics have been used indiscriminately all over the world. Rather than using these drugs when there is an absolute necessity, the physicians have been prescribing them even for minor diseases such as common cold. And even worse, meat producers are also using them in huge quantities, resulting in traces of antibiotics being passed on to humans during the consumption of food.

As bacteria become more and more resilient to Big Pharma's toxic chemicals, the medical efficacy of antibiotic drugs collapses, one by one. Big Pharma's chemicals fall like dominoes, overrun by the molecular ingenuity of Mother Nature. To prevent a "superbug apocalypse," drug companies and hospitals have kept one chemical in reserve: colistin, a "last ditch defense" against superbugs. This is the drug that's used when everything else fails... it's the very last option when a patient is being literally eaten alive by antibiotic-resistant bacteria.

Today we've just learned that colistin is now obsolete, too. A 49-year-old woman in Pennsylvania was just found to be carrying a colistin-resistant infection, reports Raygano.com. The same story has been carried across the mainstream media.

What this means is that the era of chemical antibiotics has now reached its inevitable end. Big Pharma can no longer save you from the infections it brought into existence.

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Even the very first antibiotic -- penicillin -- was discovered to have been synthesized by nature. The chemical was created by mold, not by Man. And it's just one of literally millions of unique chemical compounds created by Mother Nature that can kill superbugs.

Even common plants such as garlic and ginger exhibit powerful antibacterial properties, and natural antibacterial solutions made from silver or copper are extremely effective against nearly all known bacteriological strains. Yet hospitals in America refuse to use these simple, effective substances for the simple reason that they can't be patented and sold at 50,000% mark-ups. So they are abandoned by the medical industry... and patients die by the hundreds of thousands as a result.