E coli

I was trying to see if I could find any former posts on E coli--and didn't come up with anything. If there are any, could you direct me to them?

The reason I am asking is, a CZ member has a intolerance to fats/malabsorption, to the point of wondering at times if she was going to make it many years longer or not.

I know I'm speaking for her, but I also know how tiring it can be trying to find answers when you just don't feel well.

She spent time in the 70's in Korea, and has never been quite the same since that time.

She knows she has tested positive for Ecoli and Klebsiella. The only "treatment" she has gotten for the Ecoli, was a round of antibiotics, which helped her feel better for a short time...and caused candida.

Isn't Ecoli a parasite? And if it is, would antibiotics fully kill it??

I was just reading an interesting story in a Rancher's magazine, about coccydiosis- a parasite that causes diarrhea in calves- most die from it. It can live in the ground for some time too, in an area where there has been sick calves. The treatment the old vet said worked the best for it, was castor oil, and sulpha.

I had been reading on the P forum in older posts, and had come across a post that Cheeseman had made about finding out through biofeedback, that what he has been battling for 5 years was giardia. Newport posted under him that MSM (natural sulphur base) and Turmeric work for giardia.

Just wondering what you knew about E. Coli and Klebsiella. She's tried alot of things. Hopefully she will come here and tell you herself what she's been through, but the microbials are what popped into my mind right away. She did just do a liver flush and got a bunch of flukes after being on Barefoot's for a while, and after having done a round of Humaworm (but hadn't known to liver flush with it).

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