<< Streptococcus A >> 94 dead in the U.K. 24 kids !!!!

This.

While it is absolutely shattering to lose a child, there are 7 billion people in the world, and the media, as they are paid to do, are hyping this.

Get you, your kids off the Sugar and Slop diet. No soy, dairy, bread, sugar.

It’s paramount that you build up their immune systems, and lessen their stress. Limited TV, noise, artificial lighting. Get them outdoors for walks, get them drawing, crafting at the table. Throw in some jumping jacks to get their blood circulating.

For many years they told us to stop using hand sanitizer all the time because it killed too much bacteria, your body loses its natural resistance. Then covid hits and of course the "science" changes. Now doctors are baffled at why people are getting sick so easily...

UK only approved from aged 5 & up

London
The school was struck by an outbreak of invasive strep A, which is when the bacteria works its way into people’s blood or skin, rather than the throat.

Strep A can lead to various illnesses such as strep throat, scarlet fever and more serious complications like rheumatic fever.

Strep throat results in a long-lasting scratchy throat, a fever and swollen lymph nodes.
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Why do you always shoot someone downwith childish names. Not everyone scans msm for the info you do. I must also be "melt" or any of the other childish names you use as this is the first I have heard of it.
No wonder you have so many Red Friends below your name.
Be respectful of others and you will gain respect.

Classic!!!!

I wonder if it has to do with the shortage of antibiotics. But news articles aren't mentioning that.

already posted -search mucho ?

Thread: UK- 4th child dies from Strep A in a week

Last Edited by TheGodfather2 on 12/02/2022 10:41 AM

No they ar enot!

Also smart bugs that are anti-biotic proof.

It's good to know about herbal antibiotics, just in case this happens to a loved one.

Tell that to my idiot brother in law.









Almost forgot:
You mong.

What are herbal antibiotics?

I do believe in vitamins, but not aware of "herbal antibiotics."

I remember when my little ones were sick. Not often, but when they were, it was so scary, even though I'm an RN.

These kids need treatment as early as possible to prevent more deaths.

As a young lad I had Severe Streptococcus, - nearly died- that caused glomerulonephritis. After seven weeks of hospitalization and the lost of my kidney function.

Streptococcus

The incidence is higher in children (50 to 80% of S. pyogenes infection) with no known risk factors. The rates of scarlet fever in UK was usually 4 in 100,000 population, however, in 2014, the rates had risen to 49 per 100,000 population. Rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease (RHD) usually occurs at 2 to 3 weeks after the throat infection, which is more common among the impoverished people in developing countries. From 1967 to 1996, the global mean incidence of rheumatic fever and RHD was 19 per 100,000 with the highest incidence at 51 per 100,000. 50%<

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The hospitals are killing them, figure it out already!

Wondered how long it would take to start talking about yourself again... Not long eh. Me me me all the time.

Oregano oil is one

I bet they've all been given the nasel flu vaccine.theyve been vaccinating all school age children...it contains pork dna..

Many likely ingested tainted Breast milk and swabs even

P.U.K.

This end we have all sorts going around

Considering the alleged pandemic has in a sense been declared over. I’ve never seen so much illness going on since it begun

Pandora’s box has been opened by V’ing

I'm not a herbalist, but there are books written on the subject, like that from Stephen Harrod Buhner.

When it comes to throats, it sure seems like manuka honey is a good thing to have around.

Garlic is an antibiotic. Some here also talk about colloidal silver (which isn't a herb, but might be an option for people)

I've seen black walnut tincture work on staph aureus.

One of the things to also do is to not reduce fever, or at least not down to zero. I agree a raging fever isn't a good thing. But a small fever can help the body kill germs.

Kids under that age are not vaccinated..even in the uk

Any human children, or just invaders?

Plus, the boat illegals are spreading diptteria and TB.

Let's face it, much of Europe's being dragged back to the Victorian era with diseases, crime and third world shite.

Last Edited by Tess. on 12/02/2022 12:17 PM

Well, if they were vaccinated, they probably don’t have an immune system now.