Cholera

Infectious diarrheal intestinal disease of epidemic nature (diarrhea generally having the appearance of rice water), caused by the bacteria Vibrio cholera or bacillus comma, discovered by Pacini in 1854 (a bacteria close cousin of the bacteria causing gastroenteritis).

The disease is spread by ingestion of water and food contaminated.

Symptoms: They appear after 1 to 5 days: mild or moderate watery diarrhea, with or without vomiting, dehydration, kidney failure.

Symptoms of advanced cholera: muscle cramps, reduced or absent urination, severe weakness, thready pulse, wrinkled skin of the fingers... coma, then death.

4 to 5 million cases each year worldwide and more than 100,000 deaths (WHO estimates - 2011). People with weak immunity, malnourished children are at greater risk of death if infected.

Activated vegetable charcoal - Propolis - Bifidobacteria (probiotics)

Diarrhea can lead to serious dehydration and even death if not treated quickly.

Loss of mineral salts (hydroelectrolytic losses) leads to hypokalemia (decrease in K level in the blood) and acidosis.

Homemade rehydration drink: mix in 1 L of clean water, half a small spoonful of salt and 8 small spoonfuls full of rice powder. Drink this drink in successive doses. When it is hot, make sure that the drink is healthy (cereal-based drinks can “turn” in a few hours).

Quinton marine plasma (Biocean) is the best drink for achieving oral rehydration and much preferable to all existing oral rehydration salts (ERS).

Do not consume ice cubes, ice cream, sorbets, fruit salad, shellfish... without ensuring a perfect hygiene.

Ensure the quality and hygiene of the water used and the food consumed. Keeping Flies Away from Food

Wastewater treatment is a priority. Exposure to the feces of infected people is a significant risk of cholera transmission

Hand hygiene is essential before touching food or before cooking, before and after going to the toilet. Avoid the use of collective towels to dry the hands and body.

Everything that has been in contact with fecal matter must be cleaned and disinfected

Ensure that water tanks remain clean and are frequently disinfected, rigorously, with effective and safe products.

Natural Magnesium chloride (Nigari) is one of the priority therapeutic tools for hygiene and for therapeutic protocols the most effective.

Using the vinegar of the 4 thieves.

E.O. of Oregano (Origanum compactum)

E.O. of Peppermint (Mentha piperita)

E.O. aerosols. in the premises where infected people stay or pass through and where the medical staff works, consults, operates...