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HOW TO PERMANENTLY CURE STAPH AUREUS INFECTION

“Staphylococcus” i s the common Staph infection. Now,there are about 40 sub-groups (for example Staphylococcus Epidermis, Staphylococcus aureus, Staphylococcus Lugdunensis, etc.).Staphylococcus Sub Species The common Staph infection is just that—Staph. Staph is usually treatable with antibiotics. Not all Staph is necessarily bad.

SYMPTOMS OF STAPH.AUREUS IN MALE & FEMALE

Staph aureus is an highly infectious bacteria.It is very resistant to the modern antibiotics especially the known drugs for its treatment.It devastates the health of the sufferer and there are more than 27 known species of Staphylococcus aureus .

DANGEROUS FLOWER PLANT YOU NEED TO AVOID

I remember this plant very well when I was in my primary school days in the 80's.It used to be a flower we know that secretes milky white color substance when pierced or cut. Read the article below for more details. This plant is very common at our homes, gardens, parks and offices (popular as indoor & outdoor plant). The plant (Dumb Cane or Dieffenbachia) is now proven to be dangerous, so, please take care. The leaf of this plant causes itching if its sap (milk) touches your skin. But there are more dangerous facts! Read the details below: Someone almost lost her daughter who mistakenly put a piece of the leaf of this plant in her mouth and her tongue swelled to the point of suffocation. The name of the plant is Dumb Cane or Dieffenbachia. This plant is common in most African Countries. It is a deadly poison, most specially for the children. It can kill a kid in less than a minute and an adult in 15 minutes. It should be uprooted from gardens and taken out of offic

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