Staph Bacteria And MRSA Can Be Removed From Human Skin Using A Simple Skin Cleanser

StaphWash, a new skin cleanser, is not an antibiotic; not a drug; not a medicine -- it is a simple formulation used to wash away bacteria. End Quote

More information online at www.PhillipsCompany.4t.com

(1888PressRelease) January 15, 2008 - MILLERTON, OK -- MRSA and staph bacteria can be removed from human skin using a simple skin cleanser.

MRSA, a form of Staph infection, recently became the contributor to more deaths than AIDS. Antibiotics frequently are not effective when used to treat many bacterial infections, including MRSA, which has contributed to an estimated 18,000 deaths nationally every year, as widely reported last year.

A staph infection often begins as a skin lesion that refuses to heal normally. The lesion begins as a cosmetic problem and can rapidly develop into a more serious condition. “We have a new solution,” said a spokesman for Phillips Company. “This simple topical cleanser can be used to wash away MRSA bacteria without antibiotics or other medicine. The use of a cleanser offers a simple, low-cost solution to MRSA problems on the skin.”

StaphWash, the new skin cleanser, is not an antibiotic; not a drug; not a medicine -- it is a simple formulation used to wash away bacteria. Another significant advantage of this non-medical, over-the-counter skin cleanser is that there are no known side effects associated with its use. “We have been pleased and amazed that 100% of all test subjects with diagnosed MRSA on the skin have been helped by this new product during a national field test,” said the company spokesman. The results of the national field test are available on-line at www.PhillipsCompany.4t.com/fieldtest.pdf

A report describing the results of StaphWash when used, under the care of physicians, to treat hospitalized MRSA patients is available on-line at www.PhillipsCompany.4t.com/carolyn.pdf

MRSA is often resistant to antibiotics, including Vancomycin which often results in serious side effects. Possible side effects of Vancomycin include shortness of breath; fainting; little or no urine; or severe watery diarrhea and abdominal cramps.

StaphWash cost is low, with a suggested retail price of less than $40. This is less than 10% of the cost of Vancomycin and many other drugs of choice for treating MRSA. StaphWash samples are available on-line at www.MRSA.8k.com

Phillips Company is the world’s first nonprofit manufacturing company whose aim is to “identify low-cost health solutions that are not being developed, match these solutions with very important cosmetic skin disorders or diseases and take these solutions to the people who need them.” Many simple low-cost and effective health-care solutions are not available because pharmaceutical companies have no incentive to put them through clinical trials necessary to get regulatory approval. Sometimes this is because the low-cost solution can not be patented or because it costs millions of dollars for clinical trials needed to get regulatory approval.

More information is provided on the company web site, www.PhillipsCompany.4t.com

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