Originally Posted by
sillyputty
Originally Posted by Bean Pie Slanga
They'd probably prescribe you antibiotics for your infection, soooo....
here are natural antibiotics:
Garlic - chop a clove up fine and then eat it. Helps to spoon it in your mouth and swallow it with water at the same time so you don't taste the garlic as much. Do it 3x a day and see how you feel. Cheap.
Colloidal Silver - potent antibiotic, but quite expensive. The brand Sovereign Silver is the best. Tastes like water.
Manuka Honey 16+ or better - this is medicinal honey basically. It has strong antibacterial properties.
Oregano oil - this comes in capsules and is usually around $10-$20
Apple Cider Vinegar - 2 tablespoons in a warm glass of water. This will soothe your cough. $3/bottle and has many uses. Braggs is the best brand. It won't really kill your infection though, just soothe symptoms. Take it along with any of the previously mentioned 4.
Ah Yes! Twigs and berries! This is all he needed.
OP, i'm sorry but you can't take stuff like this seriously.
Honestly, you're better off eating lunch than following this.
...and especially if you think a couple of dietary servings over one week will cure
CHEST congestion...
You give some people a few scientific words then they start slanging them around as if they know whats going on.
Dude has the audacity to suggest that he would be prescribed "antibiotics" as if
HE KNOWS thats the cause of his ailment. Not all drugs are antibiotics...and on top of that, since he thinks he knows antibiotics would be prescribed, what does he do? He doesn't suggest any. He rather suggests a random amagalmation from your local whole foods.
A quick search on all of those will show only loose connections to the claims you support. Not anything concrete.
I'm not all "pro-big pharma" or anything, I just like to know that if I suggest something that its methodically and empirically backed up over a consistent and viable timeline... stuff like Manuka Honey, has been suggested as being antimicrobial but doesn't offer any legitimate proof beyond mere suggestion.
I'm really skeptical of a bunch of home-made remedies because most of it is subject to things like confirmation bias and the forer effect.
Also, the WhatsTheHarm.net website has enough to make you take a second look into "alternative medicine"