GM effect? Antibiotic resistant colon infections on the rise in

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The " antibiotic-resistant " term is only designed to scare people

who don't know that the distinction amounts to no more than a

medical term for an infection that is responsive or not

responsive to medical drugs.

 

Colon infection is nigh impossible if there is adequate prebiotic

in the diet to prevent it. Of course, prevention makes the

antibiotics obsolete.

 

When you add inulin to the diet the favourable colon ecology will

suppress almost any competing bacteria; it matters not if the

bacteria is antibiotic-resistant or non-resistant. If the

bacteria/viruses do access the body, antibiotics are never a

substitute for a sound immune response anyway. Immune response

can also be tweaked by a large margin, perhaps a factor of five

or so, 4.37 times with 4Life Transfer Factor alone.

 

Duncan

 

On 22 Jul 2007 at 7:30, wrote:

 

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