Jan Drew wrote:
...

MRSA is a strain of the common bacterium that causes "staph" infections.
While such infections are normally easy to treat with a variety of
antibiotics, MRSA is resistant to these medications.

MRSA is not resistant to all antibiotics.

MRSA is easily killed,
of course, by natural medicines such as colloidal silver, aloe vera gel,
garlic or any number of additional antibacterial medicines from Mother
Nature,

Evidence that this is true, please.

but doctors and hospitals don't use medicine from Mother Nature,

Doctors use what medicine has been proven to work. These "natural
medicines" do not work. If I am wrong, good evidence that they work, please.

so
they suffer under the illusion that MRSA has "no cure" and can't be
effectively treated.

Gee, I am under no such illusion. There are antibiotics that kill these
germs, like vancomycin.

The limitations of antibiotic chemicals, it seems,
have
become the mental limitations of physicians, too.

Not true. However, the limitations of natural medicines have become your
limitations. That is, they do not work.

Jeff