baloofarsan said:
It is not that "easy" that life whitout antibiotics will kill people. Mostly it will cripple body functions like eyes, ears, kidney, lungs etc. A simple pneumonia can kill or cripple you for life. |
Did you not understand the part about survival of the fittest and what I meant by it? We're better off in the long run if people that survived illnesses just passed on their immunities to their children and we naturally became immune. If you weren't healthy enough to get pass it, you would die.
Sure, antibiotics treat a lot of things in the short term but in the long run, it could cripple the immune system against infection in future generations and yourself hence why I mentioned codependency. If you take it while you are sick with an bactrial infection, antibiotics will kill it but your immune system will not develope any antibodies to fight it off. It will just increase your chance of infection against whatever bacteria you used it for. Thus in long run, it's only making it worse. Also, microbes are becoming more resistant to antibiotics at a alarming rate. The multigenerational effects of antibiotics is relatively unknown because there's little research being done into it. We're better off just letting our bodies fight it off until you're gonna die then give antibiotics.
http://www.lapislight.com/wp/antiobiotics-impair-immune-response-to-the-flu/
http://www.naturalnews.com/036479_antibiotics_immune_system_destruction.html
http://mrsatopic.com/2014/05/can-taking-antibiotics-increase-your-chance-of-getting-an-infection/
