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Antibiotic Resistance |
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ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT BACTERIA The use of homeopathy avoids the risk of encouraging antibiotic resistance in bacterial populations. Antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria have become newsworthy, in recent times. Ever since the outset, the use of antibiotics has met the generation of antibiotic resistance in certain bacteria. The most capable types of bacteria, in this regard, appear to be E. coli, Salmonella and Staphylococcus aureus. Because of the unwise use of antibiotics, in humans and animals (especially widespread feeding of antibiotics to farm animals), the situation is becoming more serious, with organisms such as MRSA now becoming a serious killer. It is important to consider reduction of the use of antibiotics. In farm animals, much can be done by improving management and by reducing stocking densities, especially in housed farm animals (such as pigs and chickens) - factory farming represents the largest risk. The use of homeopathy completely avoids this problem and is an effective way to treat farm diseases, whether in individuals or in herds and groups. The Soil Association has recently produced a very informative leaflet on this topic. On the BMJ's 'Clinical Evidence' website, in June, was the headline: "Antibiotic resistant microbes biggest threat to European health". It is difficult for the AVMC to add to that powerful message. Copyright © AVMC - July 2007 |
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