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Newsflash
- In Just one week, clients report 5
cases of MRSA infections being eradicated
after advice from Doctor Jack
Activated
Oxygen has developed a treatment for
the eradication of MRSA from patient’s
wounds and urinary bladder.
Activated
Oxygen Ltd has almost a decade’s
experience treating patients
that suffered from the MRSA
infection. During this time
100% of patients had their
MRSA eradicated, normally
within three painless treatments.
Activated
Oxygen’s MRSA treatment
is carried out by utilizing
the powerful antibacterial
effects of Medical Ozone,
Medical Ozone is Triatomic
oxygen, O3, and it is highly
reactive and readily reverts
back to standard oxygen, O2.
When
the Medical Ozone comes in contact
with MRSA bacteria, it reverts back
to oxygen and the third oxygen molecule
“breaks” off and eliminates
the MRSA bacteria. All other harmful
bacteria are also normally eliminated
in the process. The Activated Oxygen
Medical Ozone does not attack healthy
cells of the body and is completely
safe.
A study of thirteen
patients who had there MRSA eradicated
has been submitted for publication
in a peer reviewed medical journal.
It is hoped that this should enable
NHS facilities to take our system
on board by purchasing the equipment
and having members of staff go through
our training for competency of use,
(The Institute of Complementary Medicine
in London have agreed to deliver this
training.)
The
MRSA Treatments
Wounds
The infected
area of the patient’s
body is encapsulated with
an airtight “bag”;
a tube from the Activated
Oxygen Medical Ozone Generator
delivers a prescribed
mixture of Medical Ozone
and Oxygen to the MRSA
infected area. Patients
generally require 3 treatments
that last for 30-40 minutes
on consecutive days. It
really is as simple as
that. Microbiology tests
can confirm the eradication
has taken place.
For further
information on wound healing
using Activated Oxygen
in a similar method to
above please contact us
now
Urinary
Bladder
A
Prescribed volume of Freshly
ozonated reverse osmosis
water is injected through
a catheter into the patient’s
bladder, this allows the
Medical Ozone and Oxygen
mixture to come into direct
contact with the MRSA
infection and eliminate
it, this procedure is
repeated three or four
times and a prescribed
volume and concentration
of Ozone gas inserted
into the bladder via the
catheter finishing the
treatment.The
whole process takes approximately
30 to 45 minutes with
patients generally needing
3 treatments to eradicate
the MRSA from their urinary
bladder. These three treatments
are given on consecutive
days.
Large
areas of the skin
The
patient is seated in a heated
cabinet and Medical Ozone
gas is injected into the
cabinet to surround them
where it is absorbed by
the skin, in the process
the gas comes into contact
with the MRSA and eradicates
it as before. It normally
takes about 45 minutes at
a prescribed volume and
concentration and three
treatments on consecutive
days is often enough to
eliminate the pathogen.
Localised
colonisation
For
colonisation in the nose, ears
etc Activated Oxygen gel
is used directly onto the
infected site at least twice
a day for one week to eliminate
the MRSA.
Medical
Ozone Injections
Injections
of Activated Oxygen Medical
Ozone is also used where
appropriate,
For example where there
is an MRSA infection around
the spine area.
In
dwelling feed tubes etc
In
the case of feed tubes
and the like it may not
be possible to use ozone
gas due to the make up
of the product used for
the tubing.
Where an infection occurs
around and in the entrance
site of these, a P E G
tube for example, Ozonated
Oil is used as in localised
colonisation.
More
complex sites
Where
the infection is through
a drain after an operation
or deep rooted the process
may be more complex involving
the use of X ray and minor
operating procedure, please
ask for more details giving
as much information as possible
about the case in question.
MRSA
Frequently Asked Questions
What
is MRSA?
MRSA,
Methicillin Resistant Staphylococcus
Aureus, is a strain of the Staphylococcus
aureus bacterium that has become
resistant and in an increasing
number of cases immune to antibiotics
even Vancomycin and Teicoplanin.
MRSA can be difficult to treat
and often requires long stays
in hospital. MRSA infections can
cause serious health problems
including blood poisoning and
infection of the lungs, bones
or the heart valve. MRSA can lead
to death especially in the young
or elderly. Where an MRSA infection
has taken hold of a wound, for
example a leg wound or ulcer it
can lead to amputation to save
the patients life.
How
is MRSA caught?
MRSA
can be transferred simply by
touch, when MRSA is outside
the body the patient is generally
unharmed, the main threat of
MRSA is when the bacterium gets
inside the body, because this
is when infection is caused.
The easiest ways for MRSA to
get into the body is through
wounds or surgical scars, via
a catheter into the urinary
bladder. Through a drain from
an operation site and even through
feed tubes like nasogastric
or PEG. As many cases of MRSA
are caught in hospitals people
are advised to be extra careful
if they are unfortunate enough
to have to go to hospital. MRSA
is now also in the community
at large.
Can
MRSA be treated?
Once
diagnosed with MRSA, some patients
are put on a long course of
antibiotics, which are often
inffective, two of the last
remaining effective antibiotics
have to be given intravenously,
and unfortunately an ever increasing
number of the MRSA bacterium
is becoming resistant to these
as well. These strong antibiotics
can have severe side effect
which force the patient to be
hospitalised for some time as
the course of antibiotics can
last for several weeks and even
months before the patient begins
to improve. Most people that
are admitted to hospital and
catch MRSA are often already
very ill and are therefore unable
to fight this infection for
the length of time required,
coupling that with the fact
that the MRSA bacterium seems
to be getting stronger all the
time and there seems to be an
exponential growth in the number
of reported deaths due to MRSA
the situation has looked bleak
up to now. However as the Activated
Oxygen eradication system does
work and the way it eliminates
the MRSA and other pathogens
means the bacterium cannot develop
a resistance to the treatment
it can only be a matter of time
before the authorities all encompass
this and get all so called Hospital
Acquired Infections under control.
As
there is a lot of information
and support groups with help
and advice on MRSA it has been
decided to keep this information
brief but please contact us
if you have further questions.
If you or a loved one are diagnosed
with the MRSA infection, give
us a call, this low cost, simple
and quick treatment may very
well save your or your loved
ones life. At the very least
it will speed up your recovery
and improve your quality of
life.
Communication and information are the key areas so please feel comfortable to ask all the questions you wish at the first consultation, call now to book your consultancy, 01827 373695
Please note our products are not Licensed Medical Products.
We are now in contact with the MHRA to change the wording on this website and all paper work to keep within the legislation.
