Last Saturday, I spotted a large bump on Bubby's bottom. By the time I glanced at him again on Tuesday, there was a rash spreading down his thighs, and the original bump was a boil. I took him to the doctor after our guests left on Thursday and got antibiotics for a staph infection. I guess I'm used to herbs that work more quickly than antibiotic cream, so I got online and started reading.
Did you know that raw honey is an effective treatment for MRSAs, the "super bugs" that made so much news last year? There are a few other remedies, like bentonite clay and silver suspension, but I didn't want the hassle of the clay or the risk of turning Bubby's skin blue-gray from the silver. I happen to have some Bee's Aid from Beeyoutiful, and that's what I'm using on Bubby now. It's a little sticky, but it's producing results that I can actually see.
We're staying on the oral antibiotic round for now, keeping him pumped full of yogurt, probiotics, and lacto-fermented sauerkraut. But, I'm really thankful to find something natural for the topical infection that works even better than pharmaceuticals. I had applied honey before we went to the doctor, and the difference was amazing. I didn't think of the Bee's Aid spray until today, though.
Here are a couple of online sources of honey for staph infections, burns, etc.
Bee's Aid by Beeyoutiful
Manuka Honey
Did you know that raw honey is an effective treatment for MRSAs, the "super bugs" that made so much news last year? There are a few other remedies, like bentonite clay and silver suspension, but I didn't want the hassle of the clay or the risk of turning Bubby's skin blue-gray from the silver. I happen to have some Bee's Aid from Beeyoutiful, and that's what I'm using on Bubby now. It's a little sticky, but it's producing results that I can actually see.
We're staying on the oral antibiotic round for now, keeping him pumped full of yogurt, probiotics, and lacto-fermented sauerkraut. But, I'm really thankful to find something natural for the topical infection that works even better than pharmaceuticals. I had applied honey before we went to the doctor, and the difference was amazing. I didn't think of the Bee's Aid spray until today, though.
Here are a couple of online sources of honey for staph infections, burns, etc.
Bee's Aid by Beeyoutiful
Manuka Honey
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