Living With Infection?

[Dr. Jeff]

Below is an article and video by a researcher who stresses the importance of individual response to a bug. Not the bug itself.

That's an important reason we stress that anti-biotics not always indicated for "infections". Heat, redness, swelling are usually signs of the body's normal inflammatory response. Not infection:

She's got a radical approach for the age of superbugs: Don't fight infections. Learn to live with them

Physiologist Janelle Ayres is upending our understanding of how to fight disease. Her mantra: Don't kill pathogens. Train the body to live with them.

www.statnews.com

This shift of paradigm is being explored to reduce future cases of MRSA and covid.

Here's the video version:

 

[Dr. Christina]

"Heat, redness, swelling are usually signs of the body's normal inflammatory response. "

One of the benefits of carefully observing (and recording) symptoms is that you do not immediately jump to conclusions like "This is an infection and I need to give antibiotics." More and more you will be able to wait and watch symptoms, discover what may have triggered the vital force to cause the symptoms and support the body to heal itself.
Dr. Christina