4. Bacterial Meningitis Treatment & Prevention

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[@shresthasanjog]

simply awesome... keep up the good work

[@nirajkamati9153]

Thank you so much for this....

[@dr.fancyngandwe4129]

I would like the full management procedure. Time to administer each drug and dosages

[@jawadnaseri9436]

Thanks it was informative

[@jumbeybrowney7310]

Exquisite

[@nicolinamaria]

Why not promoting a healthy whole foods, plant based lifestyle for immunity instead of vaccines and antibiotics: don't they destroy your longterm health?!

[@cmvr9138]

Nicolina Maria AMEN!!!! YES!!!

[@mrreginator]

Once you get meningitis, no herb in the world is going to treat it but antibiotics

[@adandel2281]

@@mrreginator That's what YOU think. First, live a healthy lifestyle to have high immunity to begin with. At sign of first symptoms take these: echinacea, goldenseal, colloidal silver, and elderberry throughout the day. Eat light food such as bone broth soup. Fast as much possible, avoid sugar and bad food at all cost, drink alot of water, do sea salt water mouth wash, consume lots of garlic, and chances are very high you'll be fine. Knowledge is power!