My former roommate is a doctor and he told me years ago that this would happen. Research into antibiotics hasn’t happened in years.
You can start by not prescribing them for absolutely everything!
If Obamacare becomes a reality, a great deal of research money will be syphoned off for other projects. The redistribution of money by government to pet projects will be very detrimental to our health.
Not to worry.
Just put algore on it.
He'll fix the problem right up with the same superior creative intellect he used to invent the Internet and reverse the evil of everyone but him who uses fossil fuels.
Learn how to use garlic, honey, oil of oregano, etc.
I dont know whether it's the most eloquent, but it certainly provides us with a useful example.
Last year I was hit hard by MRSA. Put me in the hospital for four days. It took several months to get it out of my system.
The drugs that finally took care of it was a combination of older antibiotics.
My doctor told me that many of the new strains have become resistant to the new drugs and have actually left themselves open for attack via the older stuff.
It worked for me.
two thumbs up for anti-biotics. Best medicine ever
My wife got a Klebsiella infection a few years ago following surgery. The area that got the infection had to be completley cut out, what was a wound the size of a walnut became the size of an orange. Most antibiotics failed, she had to get a pic line (IV) and administer very potent antibiotics that cost 1000.00 a pop twice a day. It took many months for her to recover. We were told that 50% die.
This is a very serious matter.
The problem is NOT ENOUGH antibiotics
they give you so little in an attempt to avoid developing a tolerance and prevent kindy failure... but all that does is allow the strongest bacteria to survive.
They should whack you up with enough to kill everything- so much that you have to eat yogurt and special stomach bacteria so you can digest food again
I was sick for almost 2 years from food poisoning- I finally cured myself by tripling my antiobiotics until it was gone, STARTING with one massive dose, and finishing with one after 3 days to let my body rest.
I dont know if I damaged my kidneys or not but I felt 1000% better for the first time in 2 years. And I would RATHER die than continue to live like that.
This article completely ignored the greatest impetus to wasteful use of both antibiotics and painkillers: elective plastic surgery.
When someone has had their boobs “redone” for 4 or 5 times, as is not unusual (I think Demi Moore has had several different sizes, for example), or all kinds of other vanity surgeries, they often ahve been given loads of antibiotics to “prevent” or treat infections, along with loads of narcotics for pain.
Also there is loads of antibiotic use associated with follow-on care for tatoos and piercings. It’s not all that uncommon for a person with a tongue piercing to end up taking antibiotics for a year, trying to get an infection under control.
These are some of the kinds of surgeries and procedures that, not only run up healthcare costs, but which are helping to make it impossible for someone to get a life-saving transplant in the future.
Like oil, he points out, antibiotic usefulness is finite. And the cost of drug resistance is not reflected in the price of the drug. "If you consider antibiotic sensitivity as a resource like oil, you want to maintain that by introducing a tax," he says. It would be worldwide and the proceeds could fund new drug development.
But should you tax life-saving drugs, especially in poor countries? "If you don't do anything, there won't be any antibiotics anyway," says James starkly. "At least it is a suggestion of something that could be done."
Yes.
But everybody who wishes should continue to scream, gibber and run around in small circles. The exercise will do them good.
What ever happened to swine flu?
(Just saying.)
There are many natural things we can fall back on, I agree, in many cases without anti-biotics many will die, but there is much we know now that we didn’t. And there are very powerful natural anti-biotics, all your ammo might not be as life saving as you think.
Big mistake is using anti-biotics as a part of feeding cattle. Big mistake !
Scientists Pry New Information from Disease-Causing, Shellfish-Borne Bacterium
Ok. I'll stop.
I spent about 5 minutes and came up with the above links in the above few posts.
Point being: we're not freaking cavemen.
We can freaking solve problems.
This is all sky-is-falling talk from the UK.
Absolute nonsense. Total dribble. There are literally millions of new molds to be discovered and new natural and synthetic antibiotics to be created. What a moron!