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What is Mercer Staph infection or Mersa Staph infection?
What is MRSA Disease?
What is Staph Infection?
Do antibiotics cause mutations in bacteria and increase re-infection rates?
How do I stop having recurring infections?
Will I get better, what can I do about MRSA?
Is MRSA contagious?
How do I care for someone with MRSA?
What about babies and MRSA?
Can I stop taking antibiotics?
How do I know if I have MRSA?
How long does Staph and MRSA live on surfaces?
Can MRSA cause heart or organ damage?
About the book MRSA Secrets Revealed
Is there a printed book version of MRSA Secrets Revealed available?
Is there an electronic download or eBook version of MRSA Secrets Revealed available?
Who are you and is your information credible?
Why charge for your resource "MRSA Secrets Revealed"?
What is Mercer Staph infection or Mersa Staph infection?
MRSA (short for Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) is often referred to using the acronyms “Mercer Staph infection” and “Mersa Staph infection”.
Mercer Staph infection is also described with phrases like “Staph Superbug” and “MRSA Staph infection. All of these phrases refer to the same infection and medical condition. Mercer, or MRSA is an infection with the bacteria Staph aureus that is resistant to many antibiotics and Mercer can be a very serious or life-threatening infection. Be sure to learn the facts about Mercer infection - click the link to learn more about what is MRSA.
Many people are very concerned about the news of MRSA and Superbugs and are wondering just what is MRSA disease? MRSA is a type of Staph bacteria that can cause very serious bacterial infections. MRSA stands for methicillin resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA). MRSA is caused by Staphylococcus aureus or "Staph," that has acquired an immunity or resistance to the penicillin type of antibiotics. MRSA can be acquired at a hospital or health care facility (HA-MRSA) or in the community in places like gyms, shopping centers, schools, etc (CA-MRSA). Be sure to learn the facts about this infection - click the link to learn more about what is MRSA disease.
What is Staph and what is Staph Infection?
What is Staph? "Staph" is an abbreviation for a type of bacteria known as "Staphylococcus". Staph is a common skin bacteria that lives on most people and normally doesn't cause any problems. It can cause mild infections in the body if you get a cut or scrape. Staph aureus is a more specific strain of "Staph" bacteria that is normally present on about 30% of the population. This strain of Staph can be more toxic to the body if the right conditions are present. Staph aureus bacteria can also become very resistant to antibiotics. If this is the case, Staph aureus then can then be considered to be MRSA - Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus aureus. I
What is Staph infection? As stated above, Staph is a normal skin bacteria that's very common. Sometimes, if you get a cut or scrape, this bacteria can grow within the wound causing an infection. Often times our wounds heal on their own, sometimes natural antibiotics can be used or doctors can prescribe an antibiotic to treat the Staph infection. Staph that is susceptible (or killed by) antibiotics is not an MRSA infection.
Be sure to learn the facts about this infection - click the link to learn more about "what is staph and what is staph infection."
Does using antibiotics cause Staph/MRSA mutations and increase re-infection rates?
Research performed by Dr. Lida Mattman has scientifically proven that some bacteria, including Staph, have learned how to change form and go into hiding inside your body for long periods of time. What causes these mutations? One big reason is stress induced by the use of antibiotics. I and others believe this is a big reason why re-infection after using antibiotics is so common.
These mutated or “L-Form” bacteria are very hard to detect using standard diagnostic tests. L-forms are also more antibiotic resistant and can be virtually invisible to your body’s own immune system. Like sheep in wolves clothing, L-Form bacteria can lay in waiting for an opportune time to cause a re-infection.
Most doctors are not aware of these mutations. It is therefore important that you use natural antibiotics that do not cause mutations in Staph or MRSA. Click the link to learn more about our resource which covers antibiotics, bacterial mutations and natural options to reduce re-infection rates.
How do I stop having recurring infections?
Recurring infections are the single most common issue that people have with Staph and MRSA. Staph bacteria can lay dormant form some time, undetected, only to come back later and cause re-infections. There is a lot of credible evidence to suggest that using antibiotics can cause this dormancy.
There are many things you can do to minimize the chances of having recurring infections. Boosting the immune system is the single most important thing to do, followed by using natural antibiotics that bacteria can not defend against. Keep in mind, I am not a Doctor - this is my opinion as a Microbiologist, Scientist and from my own personal experience of resolving my annual infection cycle. Click the link to learn more about our resource which covers safe, and effective natural antibiotics used by European doctors.
Will I get better, what can I do about MRSA?
There are many things you can do to either remove MRSA or to boost your immune system so it does not cause recurring problems. Many, many people have been successful. Using therapeutic essential oils properly can have significant effects in the short term. For long-term success, boosting the immune system is the single most important thing to do. Keep in mind, I am not a Doctor. This is my opinion as a Microbiologist, Scientist and from my own personal experience of resolving my annual infection cycle.
I do understand that antibiotics may be necessary and life-saving, but both Western and Alternative medicine can be used successfully together. The trouble is, most people never hear about any of these other options from their doctors. Click the link to learn more about our resource which gives you steps to take and is a road-map to health for MRSA or Staph infections.
Is MRSA Contagious?
MRSA can be very contagious. MRSA is easily spread from person to person through direct touch, from touching contaminated objects or surfaces, and even through the air as airborne MRSA. People infected with MRSA can spread the bacteria to other people easily. And MRSA carriers can spread the disease, even if they themselves don't have an infection. Many people carry MRSA on their skin and don't even know it - they have never been sick and have no idea that they carry it. MRSA is a growing part of our society and all of us are exposed to MRSA bacteria more often than we realize. Your chances of catching it can be increased or decreased by a number of activities.
There are many things that you can do to minimize the spread of MRSA infection and to protect others from getting infected. It's important to use effective as well as healthy hygiene practices. Many of these things, like boosting your immune system and raising your body's pH, work very well once you begin doing them. However, many of these things fall outside of most doctor's realm of expertise or familiarity, so you never hear about them.
Our resource shows you how to put many different techniques into practice to minimize the spread of MRSA and also provides many methods for both short-term and long-term relief. It also provides details on the proper ways to practice the best personal hygiene and cleaning for infection control and actions to avoid to lessen the chances of catching MRSA. Click the link to learn more about our resource which covers MRSA infection control techniques.
How do I care for someone with MRSA?
For your protection, boosting your immune system and raising your body's pH are important, as are proper hygiene and cleaning for MRSA or Staph infection control. Many cleaners and personal care products on the market actually reduce your immune system functioning making you more vulnerable to MRSA or Staph.
Control of airborne MRSA is also important as well as keeping natural antibiotics on hand. For the person you are caring for, there are many options for both short-term and long-term relief. Click the link to learn more about our resource which covers effective airborne MRSA control, hygiene and infection control.
What about babies and MRSA?
Babies and young children are often treated with antibiotics for MRSA or Staph infections. While this may be life-saving, there are many down-sides to using antibiotics. Because of antibiotic-created mutations in bacteria, I believe it's important to use natural antibiotics as well that bacteria can not be resistant to.
Babies are much more sensitive than adults. Many of the methods used for handling MRSA must be adapted to work safely and effectively on babies and young children. This is definitely true when using essential oils and other natural antibiotics. Precautions for natural antibiotics are provided in MRSA Secrets Revealed. However, for any specific recommendations on a particular method, you should talk with your doctor or a alternative minded health care practitioner, such as a Naturopathic doctor. Click the link to learn more about our resource which covers traditional and alternative treatment methods for MRSA.
Can I stop taking antibiotics?
I am a big proponent of using any and all methods that are available if they are needed or appropriate. Antibiotics are one of those methods. Antibiotics do have a time and a place in many cases and can literally make the difference between life and death. Please consider that both Western medicine and Alternative medicine are valid - they both have their pros and cons, they complement each other well, and they can be used together successfully.
From my experience, essential oils are one of the most powerful natural methods I have used for skin infections and other illnesses. Using the correct type of oils properly and safely can provide quick results. However, if I needed antibiotics, I would take them gladly, knowing that I can counteract the side effects of these drugs using essential oils, probiotics, and the many other ways I could boost my immune system. Click the link to learn more about our resource which covers step-by-step information for addressing MRSA and Staph infections, antibiotics, Western and Alternative medicine.
How do I know if I have MRSA?
The ONLY way to positively know if you have MRSA or a Staph infection is to have a laboratory test to confirm what kind of infection you have. Given how dangerous MRSA can be, I would insist on an MRSA test if I thought I had an Staph infection. It's very easy to mistake spider bites and other infections for MRSA - taking the test is the only way to know for sure. The test is usually a "microbial culture test" and can take up to a week to get results. There are also newer DNA type tests for MRSA that are becoming more available too.
If you do have Staph or MRSA, you can also request an antimicrobial susceptibility test - this test will show exactly which antibiotics will work with your particular infection. Many people waste valuable time while their infections get worse because they are given the wrong antibiotics which often creates more bacterial resistance to antibiotics. Learn more about culture and susceptibility tests, traditional and natural approaches to dealing with MRSA and Staph infections in our resource.
How long does Staph and MRSA live on surfaces?
Although Staph can live on surfaces or clothing for days to weeks (depends on the humidity level), it doesn't mean that it will make you sick. Staph has to get off the surface and onto your skin, where it may or may not survive due to the presence of competing organisms (the friendly bacteria that live on you). Even if it survives on your skin, it may simply live there and not cause an infection. In order to cause an infection there has to be a break in the integrity of the skin (this can be from shaving, a cut or scrape, etc).
There's not a clear cut answer on this one as there are so many variables that would affect the longevity of the bacteria - but it is shorter term - days to weeks.
Can MRSA cause heart or organ damage?
Please know that I am not a doctor so I can't diagnose any problems you may be having. I can tell you that MRSA has been known to cause heart problems if you have an internal or systemic infection with MRSA. This means the infection is in your bloodstream. MRSA has caused endocarditis, and heart valve problems. It can also infect other organs in your body as well. Staph and MRSA infections often lead to secondary infections, such as yeast infections, causing a downward spiral that often leads to other illnesses and diseases. Click the link to learn ALL of you MRSA or Staph treatment options available in our resource.
About the book MRSA Secrets Revealed
Is there a hard copy of MRSA Secrets Revealed available?
Is there an electronic download or eBook version of MRSA Secrets Revealed available?
Who are you and is your information credible?
Why charge for your resource "MRSA Secrets Revealed"?
Is there a printed book version of MRSA Secrets Revealed available?
As many people have been asking, we have created MRSA Secrets Revealed as a published book that you can now enjoy in the comfort of your own home. So now you can choose between the computer download book that's read on your computer, and the printed book. You can get your copy now by clicking here.
Is there an electronic download or eBook version of MRSA Secrets Revealed available?
Yes, we have an electronic version of MRSA Secrets Revealed that you can download and read from your computer. You can get your download by clicking here.
Who are you and is your information credible?
 My name is Michelle Moore and my husband Les and I created this web-site and the book MRSA Secrets Revealed. I am a Microbiologist who worked in the Pharmaceutical industry for many years. I worked in the laboratory doing medical research on many kinds of bacteria, including Staph aureus - the type of bacteria that causes Staph infections and MRSA. Later I was a consultant who taught Pharmaceutical companies how to be compliant with FDA Microbiological regulations.
My husband is an ex-Pharmaceutical industry Chemist and Scientist who has grown over the years into learning and using natural health techniques for his own health.
Over a course of four years, I was being prescribed numerous doses of antibiotics for numerous infections. I took them because, like everyone else, that's what my doctor told me to do. I struggled with recurring infections that often lead to secondary bacterial and viral infections. I began my search to uncover a better way to deal with my infections… and what I discovered changed my life forever.
Now I've been a natural health consultant for over eight years and have helped hundreds of people regain their health naturally, as I have.
My husband and I have put hundreds of hours of research and personal Microbiological and Scientific experience into this website. We have also invested many thousands of dollars to help this information reach you. My education and experience has also been poured into our book "MRSA Secrets Revealed" - the most comprehensive guide for MRSA and Staph infections available.
It's tough online to know if your information source is credible or knowledgeable. It's important to us that you get accurate and non-dramatized data. It is our hope that our site and book provide these to you. You can get your copy of MRSA Secrets Revealed by clicking here.
Why charge for your resource "MRSA Secrets Revealed"?
As mentioned above, we personally have invested many hundreds hours of research and personal Microbiological and Scientific experience into this website and resources. We have also invested many thousands of dollars to help this information reach you. We only put credible and verifiable data on our site and don't use scare tactics as many other sites do.
Additionally, I personally respond to hundreds of people with Staph and MRSA questions and I do my best to provide good customer support. I offer lots of free information on this website to people who can not afford the book, including our free report, blog and articles.
I have learned a great deal about Staph and MRSA from personal experience as a Microbiologist and natural health advocate and from numerous formalized trainings in multiple areas of alternative health. Most of what I have found and learned anyone can find online or by taking classes if they can take the time to do the research and educate themselves. I simply offer a convenient resource for people who can't or don't want to do all the research themselves. Plus I take the worry out of finding viable and credible information.
The income I receive from this book allows me to continue to provide this resource and website to more and more people. Without it, I would be unable to maintain the website, keep up on all the latest research, and update MRSA Secrets Revealed and other resources I provide. This is literally more than a full time job for me. I enjoy helping people solve problems, and providing a solution to people's problems is really the basis for nearly any business, when you get to the root of it.
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