What is tuberculosis?
Tuberculosis (TB) is an infectious disease caused by bacteria
whose scientific name is Mycobacterium tuberculosis. TB most commonly affects the lungs
but also can involve almost any organ of the body. Many years ago, this disease used
to be called "consumption" because without effective
treatment, these patients often would waste away. Today, of course, tuberculosis usually can be treated
successfully with antibiotics.
There is also a group of organisms
referred to as atypical tuberculosis. These involve other types of bacteria
that are in the Mycobacterium family. Often, these organisms do not cause
disease and are referred to a "colonizers," because they simply live
alongside other bacteria in our bodies without causing damage. At times, these
bacteria can cause an infection that sometimes appears as typical tuberculosis.
How does a person get TB?
A person can become infected with
tuberculosis bacteria when he or she
inhales minute particles of infected sputum from the
air. The bacteria get into the
air when someone who has a tuberculosis lung infection coughs, sneezes, shouts,
or spits (which is common in some cultures). People who are nearby can then
possibly breathe the bacteria into their lungs. You don't get TB by just
touching the clothes or shaking the hands of someone who is infected.
Tuberculosis is spread (transmitted) primarily from person to person by
breathing infected air during close contact.
There is a form of tuberculosis,
however, that is transmitted by drinking unpasteurized milk. Related bacteria,
called Mycobacterium bovis, cause this form of TB. Previously, this bacteria
was a major cause of TB in children, but it rarely causes TB now since most
milk is pasteurized (a heating process that kills the bacteria).
What can be done naturally??
Watercress
Watercress has been use in South
cabbage
another food that can be utilized in the defence
against tuberculosis, this vegetable has many other hidden benefits as well,
one of these benefits are the fact that those who eat cabbage has the lowest
rates of stomach cancers, and it seems to heLp with the restoring of the
stomach from ulcers as well, whether by juicing or consumption. the koreans
ferment there cabbage and as a result there is very little concern with avian
flu or any other type of flu viruses. it apparently has been studies as well
and found that those who consumed the most cabbage had the lowest death rates
from cancer.
Herbs for tuberculosis
mountain ebony is used in
essential oils used for tuberculosis
essential oils are EXTREMELY powerful healing
AGENTS THAT are the very essence and life energies from plants and minerals.
they are extracted in such high strength that very little is required to see
some spectacular results. I incorporate them all the time in all I do with
myself as a means to ward off unwanted diseases or pathogens that might be airborne or in my food, or in my drinking
water. I will give you a list of these oils that you can apply to yourself that
are easy to use and can be very healthful. cajeput, clove,
eucalyptus, garlic, hyssop,
lavender, lemon, nialoui, origanum, PEPPERMINT,
pine, sage, terebinth, and thyme. now I will mention a few that if you wore on
yourself, by applying this to your feet ( 1 drop blended in a carrier oil) the
impact is impressive to say the least. here are some oils that will prevent
contagion: clove, eucalyptus,
hyssop ( which can neutralize the tuberculosis bascilli)
lavender, has anitvenomous properties,
in the alps if a dog gets bitten by a adder, hunters will get the flower of
lavender, crush it and put into where the dogs were bitten and it immediately NEUTRALIZES THE VENOM. it will kill the
bacteria of tuberculosis as well as the pneumonia bacteria as well as typhoid
and diptheria…..peppermint,
kills the the tuberculosis bacteria , thyme, the inhalation was effective as an
antibacericidal against tuberculosis
teas that can be used to treat tuberculosis
hyssop, iceland moss, irish moss, this is a trio
that can keep you and your families strong all year long, no matter where you
live, or what climate you are in. I will give you a brief insight on this, hyssop
has been used in the past for respiratory issues, and asthma and congestion, it
has been found to be an effective anti viral against herpes and hiv in vitro (In Vitro biological study is one which is carried
out in isolation from a living organism) ICELAND MOSS, this is used for dry cough, and a tendency towards infection. it has
been histrically used for lung disease. irish MOSS
SOOTHES membranes of the LUNGS
THAT are irritated by coughs, bronchitis, and tuberculosis. this you would make
a tea with of equal parts and consume regularly, this can be made into a
refreshing ice tea, drank warm and at anytime
I will mention
some other herbs that have ben used as well...Tormentil, used in russia for emphysema and tuberculosis, st john's wort, prescribed
in russia for tuberculosis, nettle, which can be applied to exterior wounds by
crushing the leaves and seeds and adding salt to apply to wounds, this too is
used for the reatment of tuberculosis when added to other herbs. Marjoram, lady's mantle (A remedy made with
Supplements
that can reinforce the lungs
nac with
vitamin c (ASCORBIC ACID) 2:1 ratio with the vitamin c being the higher. (EXAMPLE of
this would be 1000MGS OF vitamin c to 5oomgs to nac) alpha lipoic acid, vitamin
b6, dmg, wheat germ oil, quercitin, piperine, an aces formula (VITAMIN a,
vitmin c, vitamin e {NON soy} zinc and selenium) and iodine
foods that will
definitely strenghten lungs
apple, cherry,
garlic, white wine, onion, thyme, rosemary, sage, parsley, watercress, seaweed,
cabbage, fermented broccoli, safflower, pepper {red and black and white}