150-Year-Old Remedy for Antibiotic Resistance

Effective against the Superbug MRSA

Make no mistake: Antibiotic resistance is one of the most threatening health disasters facing our future. 

Antibiotic-resistant superbugs kill more than 150,000 people every year—and it’s about to get worse. 

A lot worse. 

Scientists are hard at work trying to find—or create—the next penicillin. 

And their work has paid off. 

They have identified a treatment that can treat the deadliest superbug of our time. 

The crazy part? 

It’s not a new discovery… it’s a remedy that’s been sitting under our noses for more than 150 years. 

One of the most promising—yet underutilized—natural sources is something you can’t smell or even see.  

It’s ozone, the same gas that acts as a buffer between you and the sun. 

But ozone also happens to be one of the most promising natural remedies I’ve ever come across. 

It works by stimulating your body’s oxygen utilization, which increases circulation, further increasing oxygen. 

Essentially, it gives your body a turbo boost so that it can do what it was designed to do:  

Heal itself. 

I’ve seen ozone wipe out stubborn, “incurable” back pain, and it’s also effective against viral diseases, macular degeneration, rheumatism, and more. 

Now, a recent study has shown that another stubborn medical problem is no match for ozone therapy: the deadly superbug MRSA. 

MRSA (technically methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) has become resistant to most antibiotics, and it already kills tens of thousands of people every year. 

So, finding a solution that can fill in this antibiotic gap could save countless lives. 

Over the past few years, in vitro studies have shown that ozone is effective against MRSA and other S. aureus strains. Other studies have also shown that it is effective against skin infections when used in conjunction with other treatments. 

But this latest study showed that ozone is effective ON ITS OWN for treating stubborn MRSA skin infections. 

One case involved an abscessed calf muscle. Another involved an ulcerated hand lesion. 

A treatment that combined ozonated oil and ozonated water COMPLETELY HEALED these two serious skin infections. 

No antibiotics.  

No other medications. 

And since ozone therapy is already being utilized in certain areas of the medical field, I believe it can—and should—be a go-to treatment for superbugs when antibiotics fail.