Garlic
★★★★★
Garlic has proved useful in the treatment of the meningitis. Garlic can be very beneficial for those suffering from meningitis as the allicin and various other organic compounds act as powerful antioxidants that have antiviral and antibacterial properties. Is an effective natural treatment against meningitis because of its anti-viral and bactericidal properties.
Louis Pasteur 1858 (the father of pasteurization), the well known microbiologist, reported that 1mm of garlic juice killed bacteria and he maintained it was effective even against some bacteria resistant to other factors. It was later discovered that one raw crushed clove of garlic contains the antibiotic equivalent of 100,000 units of penicillin and has been proven to be more effective than both penicillin and tetracycline in suppressing certain types of disease carrying agents. 100,000 Units = 60mg of penicillin.
Researchers at Washington State University have found that the compounds in garlic are 100 times more effective than two popular antibiotics at fighting the Campylobacter bacterium, one of the most common causes of intestinal illness. Their work was published recently in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy. Are you impressed yet?
Meningitis treatment:
Fresh garlic - Ingredient: garlic - How to make: to clean garlic - How to use: to eat about 5g of fresh garlic a day.
Garlic, sugar - Ingredients: garlic 15g, sugar.
- How to make: soak grinding garlic in 40ml of fresh water, and then refine to get water. Add more sugar.
- How to use: to drink 2 times a day, in 2 days.
Vinegar, garlic - Ingredients: garlic 100g, ginger 100g, vinegar - How to make: to soak sliced ginger and garlic in vinegar in 1 month.
- How to use: to eat garlic and drink vinegar.
From the book - Garlic 100 Ways to cure by GARLIC How to cure with garlic by Kimberly J Reid
Juice from 3 cloves of garlic and ¼ of onion should be taken along with fruit or vegetable juice. In cases of meningitis, you can extract the juice of 2-3 garlic cloves by crushing them into a pulp and mix this juice with fresh fruit or vegetable juice. This remedy should be taken twice a day till the symptoms completely go away and even sometime after that to prevent a relapse.
(Kentucky)
04/07/2024
Garlic Cited by Chinese for Meningitis Treatment; Brain and Spinal Cord Involved
Published 3/30/1980
Source: https://mednexus.org/doi/pdf/10.5555/cmj.0366-6999.93.02.p123.01
Of 21 cases of cryptocoooal meningitis encountered in a 5 year period, 16 were treated with garlic alone and 5 with garlic and other drugs. Among the 16 cases, 6 were cured and 5 improved, giving an effective rate of 68%.
Meningitis Cure
(Anon)
12/15/2013
The Vitamin C treatment for MRSA on the site might help. I've never been diagnosed with meningitis, but the symptoms sound similar. I may actually have Lyme or Hepatitis. I'd say beef up your immune system, get lots of rest and enough sunlight, avoid *toxic* relationships.
When my neck gets sore and stiff and I start feeling sick, I feel much better after I drink this:
hot milk + 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves + 1/2 teaspoon ground cayenne peppers
or some variation of this:
hot milk + 1/2 teaspoon each ginger, turmeric, curry powder, cloves, cinnamon, cumin
It also seems to help my breathing, which I hadn't realized there was anything wrong with. Other things that help the icky feeling are:
Peanut butter, nutmeg, fresh lemon or lime juice, horseradish, spirulina, kelp, hemp seed protein powder, raw eggs
A little apple cider vinegar depending on the symptom. Vitamin C too, but preferably buffered. 1,000mg an hour or whenever I feel the sick creeping back. Get lots of rest, Valerian will help you sleep well and wake up refreshed, take it with cantaloup so it's less dehydrating. Valerian also helps with GABA in your intestines somehow I read somewhere. Bone broth will probably help you stay strong, too. Goat milk, cottage cheese, butter. All organic, filtered water. Skullcap, shitake mushrooms, miso soup, avoid grains and carbohydrates. Green leafy things. Parsley and broccoli. Apples and fresh lemon juice help my sinuses, too.
Coconut oil didn't do much for me, but it was a nice change of pace. Sugar is bad. Wheat, coffee, chocolate, vinegar are all bad. Nightshades are probably bad, too. Too much sugar makes me feel cold, sore, achy all over. I get excema from milk and ice cream, but not if I drink the milk with ginger and turmeric in it. After much trial and error milk with spices has been my diet staple lately. First thing in the morning instead of the coffee.
When it feels like my stomach isn't liking what I ate I drink 1 tablespoon of psyllium husk with 1/2 teaspoon baking soda in water. If I don't down the psyllium soon enough I get a horrendous headache, which ginger helps, but psyllium is better. If I don't catch it soon enough eventually my veins in my legs begin to feel painful and my legs and feet get cold and cramped, and eventually my bladder feels like I have an infection (though it's actually my intestine in that area) then I have to take the psyllium with baking soda and water and wait for it to go through my system, but the relief is instant after the psyllium is through.
I drink reverse osmosis water, so I find I have to add magnesium, potassium, and baking soda sometimes. I get a pressure in my head and chest when I lay down if I've had coffee or tea and salty food, the magnesium and potassium make it go away like flipping a switch, I can feel it happen suddenly. I take 60% RDV of magnesium and 3 9mg potassium pills with water.
I live downwind of two large cities and not to far from a nuclear plant. Some days you can see a line of yellowish smog over the lake on the horizon. Jesus is the only way.
Meningitis Cure
(Hotspot, Texas)
12/07/2013
Dr. Klenner of North Carolina used massive amounts of vit C for meningitis--higher amounts than for most of the diseases he treated with vit c. You would need either IV vit c or liposomal c, which you can buy or make. if you Google orthomolecular medicine, Klenner and encephalitis/meningitis and you should be able to find what dosages he used.
