pHenomenal Water - One gallon

I had my first MRSA boil in May 2012. I thought it was a spider bite. I went through 2 different antibiotics and a lot of pain before the bump went away. However in August another boil came up on my back. Then in September a boil appeared in my armpit and from there it went crazy. I tried tea tree oil and other home remedies; the boils just continued to ooze and ache. I ordered my first bottle of PHenomenal at the end of October and I noticed relief from the burning pain within 36 hours. I used Spencer's gel on the open sores and it did seem to speed up the healing on the outside. However, I was still getting smaller pus bumps coming up from my armpit to my thighs (probably a total of 50 boils and bumps significant enough to bandage).The real breaktrough came in mid-November when I added the diet that the company recommends. I cut out processed sugars and as much carbs as possible. I eat a lot of eggs, kale, spinach, grilled chicken, cheese and for dessert a big spoon of peanut butter. The diet is what I believe is the clincher to make the program work!I highly recommend the phenomenal products. I drink 3-4 oz. of Phenomenal a day, used (past tense) spencer's gel on all open sores and used the BPHree body wash 5 times (not even the entire bottle). They all worked great for me! I highly recommend them. I also have talked to the lady who answers the phone and she was very knowledgable and helpful with the diet stuff!My plan is to continue to drink phenomenal and stay on the low carb diet for another 2-3 months. My MRSA experience was too painful to risk a re-occurance. I want to make sure the bacteria is out of my blood.Finally, I normally don't write reviews of this detail. However, when I read the person calling Phenomenal products a sham, I had to write my story. If you are fighting MRSA / Staph and are at your wits end, try these products.

I was hoping for a cure...which it definitely IS NOT (been drinking for 1+ years & following hyper strict diet). However, WHILE consuming the recommended dosage it does lessen severity/frequency of infection. Unfortunately, I can't force it down my toddlers - they largely only drink water, however, not supposed to give this within 15 minutes of eating and that's usually when the majority of their water consumption is - not to mention, they're always eating! So, I give them 4 oz at nap & at bedtime and sometimes they drink it and sometimes they don't... I'm still a little confused because, as I said, it IS NOT a cure, although I feel like if the explanation on the company's website pertaining to how this product fights MRSA was accurate then it would, in fact be a cure...but like I said, we are a family of 4 that has been drinking this product for over a year and recently thought we were "cured" and within a week of just lessening the dosage we all were fighting infections...so...as I said, NOT A CURE. However, in the absence of a legitimate cure (and we've tried everything)...this acts as a band-aid.

This water works!!! I am so happy I found this product! I am a forever buyer!!! Thank you Shanon! You change my life!

I wrote this review last September and for some reason can't seem to find it associated with this product. I am re-posting it because I am scheduled for another surgery later this year (the procedure mentioned below was a failure) and am planning on doing exactly what I did last time. It's not something that phenomenal is sold for but something that deserves consideration, at least for what it did in my case. I firmly believe the science behind what it did for me makes sense. Excuse the typos in the review, I was writing it on my phone from bed :)Im writing this revkew from the hospital because i cant wait to tell someone the good news.So I've used phenomenal for a while for general health purposes and have been impressed but on a whim I used it for something else entirely and even I'm having a hard time wrapping my head around how well it worked out.I am 47, female and have many large uterine fibroids that have wrecked my life for the last few years and have made me just shy of critically anemic.  Yesterday I checked into the hospital for a scheduled Uterine Artery Embolization (UAE).  The procedure is minimally invasive as they go in through the artery in your groin and using a catheter maneuver to the exact veins that feed the fibroids.  The catheter delivers teeny plastic beads that lodge in the veins to the fibroids andwhen the fibroids stop receiving blood supply they wither and die.As I said the procedure itself is a breeze, over in an hour.  The biggest drawback and why you stay overnight in the hospital is pain from the fibroids experiencing ischemia, the same reason it hurts to have a heart attack. General procedure is a self-medicating pump where you can dose yourself every ten minutes and the nurses can administer more if the pain warrants it.  Then you go home with pain medication. I was concerned about this and began thinking out of the box.Ischemia  results when a part of the body stops receiving blood and the oxygen.  This produces LACTIC acid and that is what causres the pain.  See where I'm going?Anyway, I began loading on phenomenal the day and especially the night before, then the last does was before I left for the hospital.  Procedure went well and pain is supposed to begin fairly quick!y and peak within 8 hours.I never felt any pain afterwards and the nurses thought it was because my light anesthesia and any pain med hadn't worn off yet from then procedure.  They kept coming in and asking if I was OK, did I need anything and was I really sure I wasn't in pain.  I kept waiting for a twinge but there was nothing.  I didn't tell the. But I had snuck a small bottle of concentrate in with me and took a little every time I had water available.It is now the morning after and the Dr is coming in any minute to see if I am "real", not a single person can believe that I never even had a dose of pain medication or a twinge of pain.  As I to!d the nurse of my experiment (except for copping to the contraband concentrate) -she was fascinated by the theory- I told her that the only downside is that unless I have this exact same operation again,  I'll only have empirical evidence.  But that and how I feel is enough for me to continue to think out of the box when it comes to phenomenal.

I had a recurring rash that was confirmed as Staph. I did 4 antibiotic treatments and 5 steroid treatments. The infection just kept coming back. The water combined with the Spencer's gell has kept the rash at bay. I've been using it about 2 weeks and although I don't think I'm cured yet, I'm convinced with regular use, it will be.