Michelle Moore's 3-Step Action Plan for C. diff.
Treatments alone are often not enough to stop a stubborn bout of C. diff. (clostridium difficile). This is why many people have so much trouble with C. difficile and recurring infections. A more effective approach is the attack the infection on multiple fronts. That means combining remedies and treatments along with diet changes, immune support and preventative measures at the same time.
Medical opinions vary on the best way to treat, perform tests and prevent C. diff. infections. And there's a lot of infection support information online from many different sources, including forums, government websites, scientific literature and industry product sites. Knowing which methods to use and how to combine them safely and effectively into an overall strategy can be a daunting project for most people.
3 Steps to overcome C. diff.
Author Michelle Moore had to take on such a project herself when she struggled with her own recurring infections for over 4 years. After a lot of research and trial and error she was able to combine her knowledge of natural medicine with her background as a microbiologist to formulated a better way to handle chronic bacterial infections. Her recent research into new C. diff. treatment strategies has lead to her 3 Step Action Plan.
The focus of Michelle 3 Steps is on using safe, effective and scientifically-proven remedies in addition to mainstream treatments like antibiotic drugs. For people who's antibiotics have stopped working and who's doctors have run out of ideas, Michelle's 3 Steps could make the difference between life and death.
Here's a quick look at Michelle's three healing steps:
Kill infecting bacteria and their by-products in the colon
The first step begins with powerful alternative remedies that can kill C. diff. bacteria without taxing the G.I. tract any more. The strongest remedies that are gentle on the digestive system are detailed, plus special protocols for removing C. diff. toxins and rebuilding intestinal health.
Repair damage that antibiotics and infections cause in your body
Step 2 includes methods to reduce several common antibiotic side effects and repair the damage these drugs do to your gut, friendly gut bacteria and your immune system. Key vitamins and minerals and foods that speed recovery are presented, along with diet changes that help expel infection.
Home C. diff. prevention
The final step includes tools and protocols for killing C. diff. spores living in the home, something most disinfectants are unable to do. Key methods to control C. diff. in the laundry and on household surfaces are detailed. Important prevention tips and protocols for family members and caregivers are also covered, along with details about how to safely and effectively care for someone who has C. diff.
Combining these 3 steps together is the strongest way to deal with C. difficile, especially stubborn or recurrent infections. There are also science-based alternative remedies that can be life-saving when "standard protocol" treatments fail to work.
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