Antibiotic Resistance – with comments from Dr. Gordon
By Linda on Apr 16, 2012 in F.I.G.H.T., Infections
Antibiotic resistance is everywhere, not just in the over 100,000 deaths each year in hospitals, but in the failures of standard protocols for chronic diseases from diabetes to heart disease where most are almost entirely ignoring the pathogen component.
My FIGHT program suggests that everyone with any chronic health problem has some provable stealth or other chronic subclinical infection. We are fortunate to know about oxidative medicine!
Whether we use ozone or Ultraviolet blood irradiation or IV high dose Vitamin C or ACS 200 silver, we can do something, whereas most of the antibiotics do little or nothing. Combining oxidative with other therapies will permit success in treating illness like congestive heart failure and or impending renal failure even after other modalities have failed. This is life saving medicine about which you will want to know more.
Beyond Antibiotics will help everyone appreciate just how much the infection part of my FIGHT concept is contributing to Autoimmunity. This is the first chapter and you will see why oxidative medicine has now become a key for success in treating complex diseases. We can do a lot with ACS silver etc. but in the long run Ozone or UVB could be very useful for improving outcomes.
This top infectious disease specialist admits he does not have answers but, of course, he has never heard anything about oxidative medicine. So he admits things look desperate and no new drugs are going to come along anytime soon to fill this huge need for pathogen control. He is even focused on subclinical infections or stealth infections.
Sincerely,
Dr. Garry F. Gordon, MD, DO, MD(H)
President, Gordon Research Institute
www.gordonresearch.com
http://www.the-scientist.com/
By Brad Spellberg
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