be so dangerous for this particular person...here's some interesting
info:
"From a presentation by Nicole Stevens of Brigham Young University
and UNLV Cancer Research Institute.
Nicole Stevens mentioned oils that they were studying for anti-
bacterial properties, specifically testing against Salmonella, Ecoli,
and Staph.
Excellent - Those oils that had an excellent "zone of inhibition"
were: basil, On-Guard, cinnamon, thyme, and oregano (plate was clean)
Good - Those with good "zone's of inhibition" were: clove, melaleuca
and Purify
Some - The others that had "some" area – but not considered 'as
effective' were: lemon, rosemary, and orange. (That is not to say
they didn't have an effect – but just not as powerful as the others.)
Another thing said was that even diluted by 10,000 times On-Guard was
still effective against bacteria."
That said here's the protocol for MRSA:
A "00" capsule of the following oils 2-3xday
4 drops Oregano
4 drops Melaleuca
2 drops Frankincense
Optional oils:
2-3 drops Lemongrass
2-3 drops Helichrysum
It is also very good to layer these same oils down the spine with a
good carrier oil and/or do the Aroma touch therapy.
Blessings!!!
On Nov 29, 3:21 pm, "lagra...@hotmail.com" <lagra...@hotmail.com>
wrote:
> Please advise what course of treatment you would recommend for breast
> cancer survivor now experiencing Group B Strep.
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