Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
Think it is real. You can overuse things. I have been offerend Antibiotics a few times and refused them.Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
For far too long antibiotics have been handed out like sweeties by doctors giving into demands from patients. In future they should only be prescribed if absolutely necessary. Hopefully new antibiotics will be created by the drug companies, but that could take about 20 years.Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
I can't remember the last time I had any kind of infection and I can't remember the last time I went to the doctor (I think it was about 1986) yet I spend a large part of my day clearing up and disposing of the pooh generated by my 12 dogs - something you might think raises all kinds of bacterial threats. I think the over-prescription of anti-bacterials has really lowered people's natural resistance to infection. We see exactly the same thing with vets. We are always advising people whose pups are suffering from the serious squits and which has worsened since they took the pup to the vets and were prescribed anti-biotics. The vast majority of these problems are caused by simple overfeeding and can be pretty much instantly cured by a 24hr water only fast, followed by smaller feeds. Unfortunately for both doctors and vets, anti-biotics are all too often the easy first option.Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
Aerolor - many moons ago (1980s) - I worked for a physiologist at a major university and he told me that when antibiotics are taken, they destroy around 98% of all bacteria in the body; the remaining percentage is immune to that antibiotic and the problem arising is that all bacteria in the body will multiply from that percentage that is left. That being the case, why has it taken until now to become a serious problem?Re: Man's Only Natural Predator
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