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How I Cured Morgellons Forum Response

NOTE: This is a discussion list reponse to Amazing Testing Update & Thank You to Mel


Pamela Mae

11/13/2009
12:02:58 AM
The use (OR NOT) of Antibiotics * ? * ? *

Given a choice - I would not use antibiotics,but only natural Herbs or supplements and treatments.
No choice - I have 4 Bacteria brewing,I have to.

I tried to cut and paste a graph containing a segment on my test to show that,according to this testing each person will be differentas to which antibiotic works for them.

Graphs don't copy here so I will try to sketch an example below showing one Bacteria I showed on my test and how it responded to the Antibiotics,see if it makes sense???????
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Bacteria found = CITROBACTER FREUNDI
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Antibiotics= tested for this Bacteria + Results

SENSITIVE(=works for me)
1.Ciprofloxacin

RESISTANT (does not work- no dang way :-))
2.Bactrim
3.Amoxycillan
4.Ampicillan
5.Augmentin

* * others who had testing Augmentin worked for them
* * All 5 Antibiotics were tested,Cipro works for me
* * * * * * Hope this hand sketched chart makes sense?


Cipro works in the following way:
..it inhibits bacterial nuclear DNA synthesis, so that bacteria rapidly die. The target is the enzyme DNA gyrase (topoisomerase II), which is responsible for the supercoiling and uncoiling of the DNA.
Supercoiling of the DNA allows the long DNA molecule to fit into the cell.
Uncoiling of the structure is the initiative step for replication, transcription
and repair of the DNA.

Thus, prolonged inhibition will eventually lead to the death of the bacteria cell.
Cipro blocks topoisomerase II and prevents it from doing its job.

A bacterial cell that has Cipro in it can no longer uncoil its DNA in order to create enzymes or reproduce.
The bacteria containing Cipro eventually die.



Much Agape& BIG BIG HUGS for all your Sweet selves,
Pammie Mae
Soon I pray we will all be dancen in joy :-)