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With some measles outbreaks in the news right now I am wondering if anyone has any experience with treating it effectively? I would like to be prepared, just in case, as most of my children and grandchildren have not been vaccinated against it. My husband and I have been, but it was so long ago I have little hope that immunity would continue.
Measles used to just be a disease that was dealt with like all the rest of childhood diseases, but I wonder, since the US population has had so little experience and natural immunity to it, if it could be more serious than it used to be. (Native Americans died of measles out breaks when it was brought to them because their bodies had never had to cope with it before.)
From my reading, it appears that Measles depletes Vitamin A. This makes sense since eye issues are a complication of it.
My initial thoughts on preparedness would be:
- Vitamin C
- Vitamin A
- Coconut Oil (an amazing antiviral! )
- Melatonin (another amazing antiviral! )
Thoughts?
~Mama to Many~
What are you talking about, no patent on aspirin? What does that have to do with anything? And who is 'they'? What's wrong with getting money from the public or the governments? The more money they have, the more research they will be able to do in trying to better understand the syndrome . I.e.; to understand what triggers it, why some people recover more easily from it, etc..
And just to point out the fact that you are linking us to an article written and published by AspirinTM stating how AspirinTMaren't the ones to blame...
If George Bush said there were no WMDs in Iraq and we should go to war, then we should believe him, right??
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They advised to give him daily 5-6 pieces of fig fresh or dry. They said that honey keeps the rash inside the body which dangers especially for the liver, but the fig helps to take it out side to the skin.
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Conclusions
There is a lack of convincing evidence that aspirin causes Reye syndrome: it may be one of many possible factors but many cases currently reported are probably due to inborn errors of metabolism. It is unclear whether restricting aspirin use by children has a favourable risk/benefit ratio.
http://www.aspirin-foundation.com/suitability/backgrounder.html
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Reyes Syndrome has no known cure (surprise, surprise) so need more and more money to help "CURE" it. As we all know on this website, many diseases are easily cured but money talks.
I am just saying you need to be mindful of these so called syndromes that have no cure as long as they can get money from the public or the Governments.
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Reye's Syndrome, a deadly disease, strikes swiftly and can attack any child, teen, or adult without warning. All body organs are affected, with the liver and brain suffering most seriously. While the cause and cure remain unknown, research has established a link between Reye's Syndrome and the use of aspirin and other salicylate containing medications, over the counter products, and topical use products. In 1974, the National Reye's Syndrome Foundation, a health advocacy organization, was incorporated as a 501(c)3 charity, whose mission is to eradicate the incidence of Reye's Syndrome.
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Ted mentioned curing Measles in one day via Aspirin. My 2yr old has a rash and diarrhea (but is otherwise fine - eating, drinking, playing, no fever) and we visited the Dr today, who diagnosed possible Measles (albeit a minor case). He is not immunised. I was just wondering why the internet says quite strongly that Aspirin is dangerous for children under 12 and if I wanted to try the remedy for my 2 yr old, how much should I give him? Thank you kindly.
