Kasia Roberts RN - Herbal Antibiotics: Beginners Guide to Using Herbal Medicine to Prevent, Treat and Heal Illness with Natural Antibiotics and Antivirals

The media is blaring it across allspeakers. The world is in a middle of an antibiotic crisis. Bacteria areincreasingly resistant to the synthetic antibiotics doctors throw at them,resulting in a new ultimate affront of bacteria. As each new bacterium evolves,new synthetic drugs must be developed to compete with them. How, exactly, doesthis happen so quickly? Essentially, bacteria are some of the most adaptableorganisms on the planet. Their reproductive rate is only twenty minuteswhilehumans wait a full twenty years, usually, before reproducing. Furthermore, eachreproduction results in a new evolution. These new strains of bacteria can alsoteach other strains of bacteria how to build themselves up against otherstrains. And how long can this go on? The medical world understands that thedays of synthetic antibiotics are coming to an end. People must begin toprepare themselves for this abrupt future.

One of the reasons this antibioticcrisis emerged is because medical doctors overused and over-diagnosed seeminglymiracle antibiotics for several years. Penicillin, the miraculous antibioticthat annihilated countless diseases in the mid-20th century, provides a primeexample of this over-diagnosis. It was discovered in 1942; however, less than ahalf-century later, forty million pounds of penicillin was utilized in the United States every single year. Today, over sixty million pounds of penicillin is usedevery year, rendering itself ultimately useless in the coming century becauseof its over-usage. Bacteria, as aforementioned, can formulate itself againstthis onslaught of antibiotic. Soon, this over-usage of penicillin will surelyresult in tragedy as the bacteria work against the drug.

Furthermore, research shows thatsynthetic antibiotics enter and exit the body generally unchanged. This meansthat they work through the digestive system and into the greater water of theworld without altering. After the water cleanses itself via the water tableprocesses, the water still maintains low levels of this antibiotic waste.Therefore, even as people drink regular water, they are still building a smallresistance to their antibiotics. Ultimately, these antibiotics wont work asefficiently on these people because the bacteria in their bodies alreadyunderstand how to work against it.

Of course, stemming the usage ofsynthetic antibiotics in the current culture proves difficult with therush-around mentality of society. People want to eliminate their illnessesimmediately, and who can blame them? No one wants to feel terrible. No onewants to miss out on life because of sickness. Synthetic antibiotics areinvaluable because they act quickly. They are powerful in all life-threateningillness situations. However, society must stem their usage of these syntheticantibiotics and reserve these antibiotics for life-threatening scenarios. Theymust limit the antibiotics recent attack on the environment, as well, via thewater supply. Furthermore, these antibiotics must be eliminated in their usageto build strength and health in factory farm animals. The synthetic antibioticsdo have a purpose, and they were created for a reason. However, these reasonshave been stretched to cover nearly everything in the world, rendering themnearly useless in the years to come.