Comments on: Beware The Dreaded Ecoli!

By: wagelaborer

wagelaborer — Sun, 12 Jul 2009 23:33:36 +0000

So, Bobo, how do you think that you can get MRSA from a clean surface? Even if it was cleaned with water changed infrequently?

You need to go back up and reread the original post about irrational fears of surfaces!

By: Therese

Therese — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:46:10 +0000

What is a zapper, Bobo? It has done all that for you. My goodness. I need to investigate more about that phenomenon also.

By: Therese

Therese — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 10:37:43 +0000

“An artificial human sperm” has been created in the north of England”, are you kidding us? I have got to investigate. First time I read this.

By: Bobo

Bobo — Fri, 10 Jul 2009 07:08:25 +0000

It seems to be a widely held belief that the ubiquity of MRSA bacteria in hospitals is a direct result of the use of anti-bacterial soaps to scrub down everything inside those places. My thought is that they’re not changing the water in the buckets they’re using often enough and are spreading it around.

With the half-assed medical care provided in America today, the complaints of the lack of availability remind me of complaining about the quality of food in a restaurant, and the diminutive portions at the same time. We’re way better off without gov’t endorsed health care.

I have used a zapper off and on for several years. My tumors fell off. Minor respiratory infections have only occurred when I wasn’t using it, and vanish overnight when I wear it. Some claim zappers cure Hepatitis C, Aids, Herpes, and every other undesirable virus, (anerobic)bacteria, disease organism, or parasite (but don’t harm the healthy aerobic bacteria in the gut.)

Here’s a good link on the biowarfare now being waged against America by various agencies of the New World Order.

http://www.ednews.org/articles/h1n1-biowar.html

By: David G

David G — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 21:49:40 +0000

Coco, swine flu and artificial sperm, eh! Excuse me while I go crazy.

John, we don’t have survival of the fittest anymore. It’s survival of the rich and powerful now!

Jeannie, the soft life is killing those in affluent countries while those in poor countries starve to death. Ironic, eh?

Thanks for the link, David!

Wagelaborer, thanks for an excellent comment and your commonsense approach to things.

By: wagelaborer

wagelaborer — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 17:32:04 +0000

Well, cholera and typhus do wipe out a lot of people without clean water supplies.

However, I totally agree with you that the attempt to wipe out bacteria is fruitless and absurd.

We have more bacteria cells in our body than we do our own cells.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/06/080603085914.htm
We depend on bacteria to live.

I am a nurse in a hospital. I read the literature, which talks about overuse of antibiotics as leading to resistant bacteria. Then I am told to give antibiotics to people with viruses and spray antibacterial substances on all surfaces. Don’t they read the literature?

I have taught my co-workers not to spray air fresheners when I am around. If they get a patient with body odor or other foul-smelling emissions, they spray. Here’s the thing. Remove the source of odor and it dissipates quickly. But the spray is formulated to linger in the air for a very long time. They think this is good. I think it’s bad.

I have had people freak out because the people before them didn’t flush the toilet! They refuse to pee into a toilet that already has urine in it. Are they nuts? How is this a threat to their health? Have they never used an outhouse? I think that using 2 or 3 gallons of water to flush a few ounces of urine is a waste.

Here’s a link to kids and dirt.
http://newsletter.vitalchoice.com/e_article001334309.cfm?x=b8drcdL,b5PRNLJ0,w

By: David

David — Thu, 09 Jul 2009 14:15:15 +0000

http://www.alternet.org/healthwellness/141196/10_dangerous_household_products_you_should_never_use_again/

By: Jeannie

Jeannie — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:38:21 +0000

I can still remember as a child the surprise I felt when I learned that not everyone in the world lived the way we do in the US. As an adult I continue to be horified at how so much of the rest of the world lives and the excess with which we in the US live. Even the poor, unless you are homeless, have so much more than the majority of the people in the rest of the world.
I am sure my grandson will have a healthy immune system since he eats dirt on a regular basis. I feel it is important that he get outside, play in the dirty natural world and come to love that world.
Too many children today spend too much time indoors. You rarely see children outside at paly anymore, especially in middle income suburbs, they spend all their time in front of TVs and computers.
The changes that are coming to our “life style” will be even harder on them than the rest of us.

By: coco

coco — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 14:11:25 +0000

excellent point john………..

the word you are looking for is ‘culled’……….you’ll find it now in your dictionary.

By: John LJ

John LJ — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:54:13 +0000

If it’s true that the microbian (ecoli) / world, works also as Darwin has described it, by selection of the fittest, then why, I ask, not to take the full consequences of those facts.

It sparks me to think of, when outbreaks of foot-and-mouth-epidimics occur, with hundreds and thousands of cattles ‘cunned’ (a word I cannot find in my dictionary) but killed because of the sickness – as a result – and nothing evolving of the fittest is achieved.

In this way people (mankind on behalf of bovines) do not give any change for surviving of the fittest!.- like a sound cattle-bread (for the future) – and will never get rid of these kind of decease, which, in this way, be allow to go on with these cattle massacres forever.

Human beings have to except sacrifices – that it takes life to evolve the fittest.