Colibacillosis

The colibacilli responsible for colibacillosis are found in the intestine and in the genitourinary systems. They maintain a latent infectious state there. Bacteria can proliferate rapidly when the body's defenses are weakened. They then lodge in the spleen, joints, liver, lungs.

• <b>Urinary</b> colibacillosis can present in the form of cystitis: burning when urinating urine, inflammation in the kidney (pyelonephritis).
• <b>Intestinal</b> colibacillosis manifests itself by diarrhea or mycosis.

Monodiets of salad, leek, spinach, turnip, lamb's lettuce...

Vegetable broth - Raw sauerkraut

Pollen

Blueberry - Apple (unsweetened fruit or juice) - Cranberry

Grapefruit seed extract (Nutribiotic for example)

Drinkable clay

Avoid foods that cause intestinal putrefaction: meats, dairy products, sugars, commercial sauces

Cold sitz baths

Clay poultice on the lower abdomen or kidney area

Eliminate synthetic fiber underwear and wearing pants that are too tight

Check that there is no mold in the dwelling house (high risk of contamination)

E.O. of Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus globulus)

E.O. of Palmarosa (Cymbopogon martinii)