C- Diff Herbal Treatment

 

What is C-Diff?

  Clostridium difficile (C. difficile, or C. diff) is a super bug caused by over use of deadly antibiotics. Antibiotics kill good as well as bad bacteria in our gut digestive system.

All well being stems from the bacteria in our digestive tract. These enzymes, bacteria and "germs" help maintain balance which in turn boost our immune systems.

C Diff is an over growth of "bad bacteria" in our bowels. We normally have amounts of C Diff in our system and they are kept in check by good eating habits, natural remedies and stress management.

Our western pharmaceutical and medical culture thrives on the fast bullet, the quick fix and the lazy way of healing. What most doctors in the US or those around the world practicing medicine with a mindset of kill it to heal it, have become dependant on these "quick fix" drugs to keep their patients "healthy" and keep their patients coming back year after year for their services.

The average doctor visit cost $350. The average length of your time with the physician is 15 minutes.  The average cost to run a medical clinic can cost close to a million dollars a year.

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With the pressure of keeping up appearances and financial obligations, doctors are forced to treat their patients in the shortest amount of time possible.

Their quick fix is often antibiotics.

How many Americans are affected by C Diff?

Last year over 14,000 people died from this super bug. Hundreds of thousands contracted this disease and are struggling with their health.

A majority of C diff cases were contracted from visiting, staying or working at a medical facility.

How do you get C Diff?

* If you have a weakened immune system and touch item with C Diff bacteria on it. C Diff can last up to 3 months on a dry service. You cannot kill the germ with sanitizer, only with chlorine bleach. You can wash the germ off with soap. The soap does not kill the bacteria.

*If you are currently taking or have taken antibiotics in the past and touch item with bacteria on it or eat bacteria. Eating out is seriously putting your health at risk if you are on antibiotics or have a weakened immune system.

*Washing your clothes in a washing machine where a C Diff patient washed their underwear. Local laundry mats, hospitals and dry cleaning businesses.  If you are on antibiotics and/or have a weakened immune system, wash clothes at home in sink and air dry.

How are you diagnosed for C Diff?

*Fecal matter tests can take 3 days or more to get a positive sample.
*Symptoms of bloody diarrhea, frequent diarrhea, pain, weakness and vitimin k deficiencies.