NECROTIZING FASCIITIS
flesh eating bacteria

NEWS

 
dmost@glpbe 2/10/2008 + 2/17/2008 Saving Monica "She had just given birth and was full of joy.  Then a deadly (infectious) bacteria began ravaging (infecting/damaging/killing) her body (soft tissue), triggering a frantic race to keep her alive.  But at what cost?"  Her "fascia - the head-to-toe web of soft tissue that penetrates & surrounds muscles, bones and organs" was gone/dead in some areas.  Some areas had be be scraped/cut out.  Some had to be amputated.
 

ALTERNATIVE MEDICINE

 
Ingram, Dr Cass  The Cure Is In the Cupboard - How to Use Oregano for Better Health  http://www.p-73.com  
Wild Mediterranean oregano oil
has the natural components to help retard & reverse mold, mildew, fungus, plus the flesh-eating bacteria called necrotizing fasciitis, for beginners.  It is hardy & unadulterated, if minimally processed or taken/applied raw. 
(FTC) Federal Trade Commission has made a settlement with Judy Kay Gray DBA the North American Herb & Spice Co. for 2.5 million.  Basically NO one, not even doctors, can legally make a claim that alternative medicine WILL cure a disease; that is a form of malpractice or false advertising, according to USA and Canadian law. http://www.ftc.gov/opa/2008/08/naherb.shtm Only doctors are allowed to "diagnose a disease" and "practice medicine", but NOT alternative medicine, per se.  Nonetheless, it is imperative that scientific testing is accurate & NOT complicit or bent to favor predetermined results. http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0623214/080812naherbcomplaint.pdf   http://www.ftc.gov/os/caselist/0623214/080812naherbjdgmtorder.pdf
 
Wild organic oregano spice & non-organic oregano spice, some from the Mediterranean & some from Mexico, are found in your found in your grocery store, sold by McCormick.  However, as it is imported, it may have been irradiated.  http://www.mccormickgourmet.com/gcsbj.cfm?id=10941 
To date we are not sure of origination of bottled oregano spice on your store shelves.  Check out http://www.mccormickgourmet.com/gcsbj.cfm?id=12601