Not exact matches
It's all a vicious cycle: use chemicals, create resistant bacteria, get sick, take
antibiotics, wipe out the good bacteria, get attacked again
by even
worse bacteria...
A study
by the Department of Family Medicine at Georgetown University Medical Center, Washington D.C. found that outside sources, such as
antibiotics, can kill both
bad and good bacteria and lead to abdominal distress.
Family doctors who offer homeopathy - not recommended
by the NHS - are also more likely to practice other
bad habits such as the overuse of
antibiotics
Not only does the spray of good bugs protect the chicks from pathogenic bacteria — in particular Salmonella — simply
by occupying the niches where the
bad bugs would otherwise lodge, but it discourages
antibiotic use.
In essence, if you take all those extra
antibiotics, you might be doing the
worst bugs» dirty work for them
by removing a check on their growth.
And, the field of agriculture has been blamed for making this
worse by using concentrated feed operations that leak
antibiotics into surrounding waterways.
The good «pro» biotics are wiped out along with the
bad, but then a vicious cycle can start: probiotics are essential for immune function, so a gut wiped out
by antibiotics can't defend you against bugs like the flu or strep or staph.
«The scientific world has undergone a revolution in the way it understands the gastrointestinal tract, specifically the role played
by the bacteria that live there... we've only just recently appreciated that if the microbiota are not being properly attended to — if they're not being fed enough plant fiber or if they're being indiscriminately wiped out
by the overuse of
antibiotics or they're damaged over time
by excessive amounts of stress hormones — a Pandora's Box of
bad things gets opened up.
A lack of probiotics, usually caused
by taking
antibiotics that indiscriminately kill off good and
bad bacteria, can lead to inflammation in the bowels, gas, constipation, and generally poor digestion.
I believe
by not eating fermented foods and
by killing off good bacteria in my body through
antibiotic use, I was allowing much
worse bacteria to proliferate causing my personal microbiome to get out of balance.
The problem is not only illegal substances like cocaine, heroin and marijuana, but we are solicited constantly
by legal substances that pollute the body such as habit forming sleeping pills, excessive
antibiotics that destroy not only the
bad bacteria, but the healthy bacterial flora and the constant ads for alcohol.
This is made
worse by things you consume that damange your gut flora such as chlorinated drinking water, artificial sweeteners, pesticides, and the
worst of them all —
antibiotics.
Taking
antibiotics or medications is
by far, the
worst thing you can do..
Answer: Usually
by the time a dog shows signs of a urinary tract infection, the infection is so
bad that they need prescription
antibiotics.
There are also instances when good bacteria are also killed together with
bad bacteria
by the
antibiotics that are given to cats.