New Swine Flu Strain Gives CDC Pandemic Concerns

1976: The much ballyhooed remake of King Kong from film producer Dino De Laurentiis is released. I remember seeing an editorial cartoon showing the giant ape, after the epic battle, laying dead in the city streets, while two passersby stood gazing at the scene and the caption:



"What finally got him?"

"Swine flu shot!"

i think it would be a good idea to eat a little extra raw garlic. i am gonna start doing that in the next day or two.

i haven't been eating hardly any garlic lately; but when there is alot of illness or i feel like i am getting sick, i eat a piece of raw garlic about the size of a medium English pea once a day with food. When i do it that way, i don't have any digestive problems with the garlic.

Garlic is largely ignored by our doctors; but i think it is better than prescription antibiotics. it doesn't kill the good 'bugs' like they do; just the bad.

my DD is allergic to penicillin; so that is when i looked into a natural antibiotic substance. i was certainly skeptical at first; but here are our results. She has not needed a prescription antibiotic for the last 12 years and has been exposed to all the normal stuff kids are exposed to in a public school - colds, strep throat, ear infections, bronchitis, etc.

I have only taken a prescription antibiotic once in those 12 years.
And my DH had athletes foot that nothing would cure. He thinks he probably got it in Vietnam. I finally talked him into rubbing a cut clove of garlic on it. He did it twice and then once more a few months later. That was about 2 years ago and it is still gone.

Besides, eating a little raw garlic certainly won't do any harm. Neither will a little extra Vitamin C.

And if anyone has had to be on an antibiotic; i would certainly consider a probiotic of some sort. i used kefir just a couple of times and my digestive health is better than it had been in years.

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Don't forget oregano oil as well.

Originally posted by willowbean   Geez Rob, cut n paste much?

Garlic, fresh ginger root, and tumeric are all excellent "natural" antibiotics.  I'm thinking swine flu is a virus, and won't respond to conventional antibiotics anyway.