There is also symbiotic viruses - bacteriophages, that help to regulate the number of our symbiotic bacteries like E.coli or protect our skin from ambient bacteries. They don't even use human cells to replicate. But could be also falsely declared as cause of disease.
That staph living on our skin could be intended to help us to get rid of dead damaged cells and other garbage. Medicating wound we interfere with that process.
I noticed that I more probably get an abscess in cut when use band-aid over it. Using superglue or leaving cut open have much lower probability of abscess. So, even if I use band-aid to temporary cover the cut to finish the job, I always try to remove it as quick as possible.
Also, there exists one fringe method of fast wound curing - using red hot pepper powder. Looks illogical and scare, but works perfectly and with high probability there will be no noticeable scar after that. Red hot pepper does not kill staph, unlike antiseptics, but works better.
Yep. Instead of real help by boosting natural processes or at least doing exactly the same thing our body do, medication establish it's own process that could severely interfere with natural one.
There is also symbiotic viruses - bacteriophages, that help to regulate the number of our symbiotic bacteries like E.coli or protect our skin from ambient bacteries. They don't even use human cells to replicate. But could be also falsely declared as cause of disease.
That staph living on our skin could be intended to help us to get rid of dead damaged cells and other garbage. Medicating wound we interfere with that process.
I noticed that I more probably get an abscess in cut when use band-aid over it. Using superglue or leaving cut open have much lower probability of abscess. So, even if I use band-aid to temporary cover the cut to finish the job, I always try to remove it as quick as possible.
Also, there exists one fringe method of fast wound curing - using red hot pepper powder. Looks illogical and scare, but works perfectly and with high probability there will be no noticeable scar after that. Red hot pepper does not kill staph, unlike antiseptics, but works better.
Yep. Instead of real help by boosting natural processes or at least doing exactly the same thing our body do, medication establish it's own process that could severely interfere with natural one.