Alligin a product that helps support and strengthen your immune system contains Allicin(from garlic) and ginger. These two natural products have been known for over 5,000 years as medicine and health promoters.
Perhaps Allicin’s most vital power in more modern times of antibiotic-resistant germs and ever-new microbial diseases (SARS, MRSA, West Nile encephalitis virus, AIDS…) is its amazing wide range of antimicrobial activity. A study done in 1999 supports that fact that a most bacteria is sensitive to Allicin.
Stabilized Allicin is made in the same way that Allicin from fresh garlic is formed when we bite into it. But this Allicin only lasts for a few seconds. For the first time garlic’s active component (Allicin) can be captured and delivered directly where your body needs it. This patented process ensures us that large scale quantities of stable Allicin can be produced.
Nearly five percent of patients in U.S. hospitals may have acquired a particular antibiotic resistant staph infection, according to a nationwide survey conducted by the Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology (APIC).
Researchers surveyed a total of 1,200 hospitals and other health care facilities from all 50 states, and found 8,000 patients infected or colonized with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) — or 46 out of every 1,000! This leads us to believe that up to 1.2 million hospital patients from coast to coast could be infected each and every year.
Colonized patients found to be carrying the bacteria on or in their bodies, but who had not showed any indications of contacting disease.
“This rate is between eight and 11 times greater than previous MRSA estimates,” APIC wrote.
The majority of the infections had originated within the medical facility itself with a huge 67 percent coming from patients being treated for general medical conditions (such as diabetes or pulmonary or cardiovascular problems) and not the intensive care patients.
APIC recommended easy and common sense measures, like washing your hands, to prevent the spread of MRSA within medical institutions. A number of studies have shown that a good number of health care workers do not always wash their hands on a consistent basis.
“Hand hygiene is the most important means of preventing the spread of infection,” said APIC President Denise Murphy.
MRSA is resistant to all forms of penicillin, which has earned it the phrase of “superbug.” Because of its resistance to drugs, the fatality rate is twice that as other staph infections.
In 1974, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimated that 2 percent of the staph infections occurring in medical facilities were cases of MRSA; in 2004, the estimate had risen almost to 63 percent.
While conventional medicine seems to be stumped by this antibiotic resistant infection, the world of natural medicine has known how to beat such infections for many thousands of years. With the Alligin product we can fight these stubborn deseases and get back to the natural healthy ways of the past.
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