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staph infection on metal hip 11 Sep 2014 21:03 #47353

Dez
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A friend had hip replacement surgery 3 years ago. Has a staph infection on the metal hip, but it is kept under control by taking antibiotics. He is diabetic and had 2 strokes in the past, so it taking medication for those issues. The question is...he needs surgery on his left foot to repair damage from work related injury but surgeon is reluctant to perform surgery because of staph infection and him being diabetic. Would any of the MMS protocols help with the staph infection?

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staph infection on metal hip 12 Sep 2014 13:26 #47360

Shirley Offline Junior Member Posts: 36 Thank you received: 17	Yes, fighting bacteria infections is one of the things Jim H. says CLO2 does the best. Your friend should do protocol 1000 at the least. I hope that helps.
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