Oliver,

I don't know about WAPF's stance on it, but antibiotics can kill off bacteria
that aren't that strong. Then the stronger bacteria sometimes survive and
multiply, making the infection harder to cure. Of course, this isn't always the
case, but it is the problem with antibacterials and why they tell you not to use
antibacterial soap for regular hand-washing.

I have had a sore that I couldn't get rid of, perhaps it's staph infection,
and I put everything on it I could think of - salt, garlic, coconut oil,
enzymes, etc. (didn't try the cayenne, though, perhaps that's worth a try), even
antibacterial salve. Nothing worked. Then I read on the Kombucha list that
some people use it topically, so I put that on it (poured the liquid on a
bandage), and it softened it up overnight, infection matter came out and it is
now looking pretty good. You can buy kombucha at health food stores - it's
expensive at $4 a bottle, but what the heck, pharmaceuticals are more expensive.


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