C. Difficile Treatments & Remedies

C. Difficile Treatments & Remedies by Michelle Moore. paperback edition. ISBN: 9781940847559.

Nearly a third of C. diff. infection sufferers struggle with ineffective treatments and recurring infections. It’s easy to lose hope when antibiotics fail, infections return and your doctor doesn’t know what else to try. Fortunately, there are new ways to treat C. difficile that most doctors won’t tell you about. You look to your doctor to help you and to have all the answers when you get sick. But Clostridium difficile and other superbugs are challenges that mainstream medicine often cannot solve, especially long-term. Antibiotics may help, but the results are often short-lived. Probiotics and natural remedies can make a big difference, but most doctors are in the dark about natural remedies. Many people turn to alternative medicine when antibiotics and mainstream medicine no longer work. But searching for the right natural remedy can feel like grasping at straws, not knowing which ones really work. And even if you find a helpful alternative, getting your doctor’s support can be a big challenge. Michelle Moore took on such a challenge when she struggled with 4 years of recurring infections. Combining her expertise as a microbiologist and chronic infection survivor within a framework of natural health, Michelle has a unique and authoritative view on overcoming infections. Michelle’s 3-Step Action Plan details how to stop C. diff. and prevent recurring outbreaks. Her Action Plan uses safe and scientifically-proven remedies that target C. difficile and their toxins that cause C. diff. colitis. These remedies address biofilms and other C. diff. resistance factors - big reasons for the frequent failure of antibiotic drugs. Her book also reveals how to restore intestinal balance, strengthen your natural defenses, reduce antibiotic side effects and control C. diff. bacteria in your home and laundry. Michelle has been infection-free since 2004 and her methods have helped over 30,000 others with stubborn infections.