Cellulitis

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26 Aug 2024 17:35 #83609 by kittylover

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Hi,
Any info on Cellulitis???? It's a skin infection caused by bacteria on the skin. It can be caused by a spider bite or a scratch that allows the bacteria on the skin to enter into the dermis.
Thanks for any help

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27 Aug 2024 15:29 #83618 by CLO2

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Cellulitis is a bacterial infection, so CLO2 should take care of the problem.

If I had cellulitis I would spray my skin with CDS using a nano water droplet facial sprayer, a few times a day.
And, I would ingest CDS, CDH or MMS1 hourly.

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