ROBERT F

Resistant Staphlococcus

I have to admit that this suggestion is not as firmly based as many of the other suggestions concerning the treatment of other diseases. This is because in a private practice, it may be possible not to have encountered resistant strains of staphlococcus. However, it cannot hurt to neutralize all the free radicals involved in any disease and there is great value in blocking allergic reactions to any antibiotics that may be used. For some reason I do not completely understand massive doses of ascorbate seem to act synergistically with various antibiotics. I would suggest treating all staphlococcus infections with the appropriate antibiotic, plus bowel tolerance doses of ascorbic acid (or intravenous sodium ascorbate), and large amounts of acidophilus or some other probiotic. With this program I have seen every staphlococcus infection cured in very short order. The rapidity of response is very impressive.