What Causes MRSA

The improper use of antibiotics and the wide use of 99.99% kill disinfectants is what causes MRSA. MRSA is a staph bacteria that has become resistant to most antibiotics and therefore can be life threatening.

The majority of the population are carriers without even knowing it, and may never have an infection. But those of us that do are left with the pain and scares of this resistant bacteria.

Another cause of an infection will come from the wide use of alcohol hand sanitizers. Yes it does kill germs, but the problem lies in the fact that alcohol does two things to the skin that helps the bacteria gain entry.

Now MRSA can get in through the pores or hair follicles of our skin and then you give the bacteria more ways to gain entry using alcohol thinking you are protecting yourself and your loved ones.

Now the Question is What Causes MRSA ? And I mentioned disinfectants as one of the causes. Why? Here is what I found.

It is believed that 99.99% leaves 1% that may become resistant to disinfectants, making them useless the next time you use them, and this leads to an area infected with resistant bacteria reproducing every 7-9 minutes.

One thing about bacteria is it can live almost anywhere and unless we start using natural remedies again then we will find ourselves without protection soon.

One such remedy is made from Manuka Honey. This medical grade honey is used for many purposes, one being combating MRSA bacteria. The process is by drying it out and therefore killing the bacteria but leaving the skin in good condition, healthy and refreshed.

Another way to stop what causes MRSA is to use a green disinfectant with a 100% kill that is safe to our immune system and leaves no bacteria to become resistant.

And I also recommend taking a natural antibiotic made from garlic that has left me without another MRSA outbreak in 5 months and counting, and works great against the common cold.

I have tested it myself and on several other people and it beats done the flu by building up your immune system and attacking the virus.

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