Comments on: MRSA–The latest in antibiotic resistant germs

By: coachfletcher

coachfletcher — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 18:13:19 +0000

Bernita,I went to the site that John White recommended aand there are products that claim to kill bacteria. I did not see any claim about MRSA, but you may want to research the products. It was stopbacteria.com. Let me know if you try any of the products!

By: Bernita Bee

Bernita Bee — Tue, 22 Jul 2008 17:43:13 +0000

I would like more information on this product that kills MRSA. Thank you

By: WardFourResident

WardFourResident — Sun, 18 May 2008 17:20:53 +0000

A lot of what’s being discussed about in the media with regards to MRSA is very overblown. Part of the reason that MRSA exists in the first place is because of modern antibiotics. MRSA is just a common staph aurues strain that developed resistance to antibiotics through natural selection. Combine that with the fact that more people than ever are walking around immuno-compromised (due to drug therapy post organ transplant or having HIV/AIDS), we have more crowded living situations than anytime in recent history, and the number of people incarcerated is growing, and what you have is a breeding ground for MRSA. Rather than try and fight MRSA, we need to address some of these other public health concerns in a more organized fashion. Otherwise, we may stop MRSA, but another superbug will be waiting just around the corner.

By: john white

john white — Fri, 14 Dec 2007 18:53:38 +0000

I cam across this product when my mom became ill. conjestive heart failer and kidney failure. She was so afriad of colds, let alone MRSA in the hospitals. I found a non toxic non alcohol skin antiseptic that kills MRSA and alot more and it protects skin for hrs from bacteria germs and viruses. we have been using it for months now and no one in our family has had a cold. My wife is a RN and she and the other nurses love this product. FDA/EPA complient within the last year. please go to stopbactera.com Type in the address bar to view this company Thanks