Silver Solution: Antibiotics, MRSA & Resistant Bacteria

When you start looking at these, the first one Brigham Young University they found that it was more effective than one antibiotic from each of the 5 major groups of antibiotics. I have to tell you, I’m not down on antibiotics. I think they have their place. Doctors will be the first one to tell you do not use antibiotics as the first line of defense. The problem is they become resistant.

So what do you do? You have nothing. We as parents have nothing if we don’t use it. How many people go into their doctor and say, ‘Look doc I want something now. My kid is sick. He’s got a viral infection.’ Doesn’t do anything, but he gives you one because you demand it. Next time he’s sick with a bacterial infection it might not work because you just caused resistance. What we’re saying is that you now have a first line of defence. You use it first and we’ll get to it later, you can actually use it in combination with those antibiotics to make it more effective.

MRSA number three is actually the number one killing pathogen in hospitals in the U.S. Question is, ‘Can you kill it?’ The answer is ‘Yes’. We can do it, we can do it easily. Pseudomonas aeruginosa, staph aureus, salmonella choleraesuis. In tests number 4 and 5 we are talking about 1740 individual tests. This isn’t one test against this bacterium, this is 1740 individual tests and yes we killed them and we passed the EPA test.

Nelson Laboratories – Tuberculosis. 97.3% kill in 45 minutes. 45 minutes is not overly impressive till you figure out that tuberculosis is the number one killing pathogen on the planet. It kills more people than any other pathogen, millions of people a year. There’s a book out called ‘Time Bomb’. It’s a very interesting book because it says in there that resistant strains of tuberculosis will ultimately kill every person on the planet. We have made it so resistant that we can’t touch it with antibiotics. We can kill it. We, when I say we, I’m not talking about me, I’m talking about we.