Natural antibiotics

I have an infected epidermoid cyst on my back. Two courses of antibiotics from my Doctor have had no effect (except for giving me diarrhea) Has anyone used a natural antibiotic, such as garlic, that has worked?
Thanks
Sam

Hi Sam - Sorry you have this problem. You could consider trying both a topical gel form and the liquid form to ingest of colloidal silver. Here's a link that lists the various uses and actions for this particular brand of colloidal silver.
[colloidal-silver-colloids.com]

The brand I've used for years is [www.mesosilver.com] which helped me get over Lyme disease in the summer of 2012. I always keep a supply on hand because it works well for so many problems and mainly, because I'm often sensitive various topicals. Fortunately, I tolerate colloidal silver.

I have many reports on the use of colloidal silver that I can share with you if you are interested, just send me your email in a PM and I'll forward.

Jackie

PS - I also have found Grapefruit Seed Extract... GSE... helpful for persistent lesions etc. It's added to water...
and I've even put a drop in coconut oil to use topically. And another topical that I like is essential oils from Young Living... oregano oil, Thieves, peppermint oil... diluted with a carrier oil so it doesn't burn. Let me know and I can
elaborate more.



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Thanks, Jackie. I used colloidal silver quite a few years ago with no effect. Problem is, I can't remember what I used it for!

Gosh Jackie, they sell it also by the jug and gallon. Do people drink this or is it topical?

OK, Sam - hope you find a solution. Best to you.

Hi Susan - Yes, you drink it.. small doses but regularly. I did buy a couple gallons and what I didn't use, I shared with family/friends when they had 'issues' that the CS would help.

And, there is also a topical which I always have handy since I have very sensitive skin and the CS gel works very well.

Jackie

But don't drink too much of the Colloidal Silver or your skin will turn slivery. This is from a man on a US talk show i saw some time ago. Don't remember how much he drank but it was quite a bit over a lengthy time period. It didn't seem to cause him any adverse health outcomes. Wonder if it protected him from sun damage/burn

Actually, it turns you blue. Your skin, your eyes, even your internal organs. And it's permanent.

Joe - The initial forms of silver did cause skin discoloration.

When I began using it (prox 20 years ago), I followed the info on the new, safe, no skin-color changes, recommended by the doctors I followed at the time. Here's a link on the properties of the Mesosilver... [www.mesosilver.com]

MesoSilver is an all natural mineral supplement in the form of nanoparticle colloidal silver. It is a true colloidal silver, which means the majority of MesoSilver consists of silver particles, not silver ions.

I still have a supply. Still use it occasionally. No signs of blue skin, etc. I've shared the info with others who've used it successfully and have no skin discoloration.

Jackie

Thanks Carey and Jackie. Only saw it on TV and obviously i'm a bit color blind and/or bad memory

If I use this for an infected epidermoid cyst do I take it orally or spray it on the cyst?
Thanks
Sam

Sam - For skin lesions that 'seem' to be from an obvious cause, such as an insect bite, I use the topical gel.
When I was treating for Lyme, and based on the info available at the time on that topic, I drank the liquid.
Jackie

Thanks

Sam

I find that tea tree oil does a good job topically applied to small lesions such as those caused by folliculitis. Often, a single drop smeared on the site and that's all there is about it...for good. Sometimes it is better to attack a problem two ways, so by ingestion AND by topical application.