Antibioticos

Daisy Marty
3-24-2009

“Free Antibiotics May Contribute to Drug Resistance, Officials Say”
Antibiotics? And perhaps think that is the solution to everything. If we are cold, if we are wrong. Buthave you ever thought about the devastating results, and human health, the body itself.
Free Antibiotics May Contribute to Drug Resistance, Officials Say "is an excellent article which reports,testimony from doctors and patients, only the consequences of excessive use of antibiotics.
The issue raised here, or at least one of them is that all the pharmacies around the United States, sellingantibiotics without prescription, because we believe that all citizens take an antibiotic to resolve the problem, but what is interesting the biggest problem coming over.
Maybe it's a problem that ishigher but affects all of us together.
Have you ever heard, ever in my history, that the U.S. health system was not all rosy, that much technology and so on, but no human quality, that all we seekis some financial compensation, says the Sr.: we can only trust that doctors seek the common good of their patients and non-prescription drugs in odd ways.
What is the problem of excessive antibioticuse? Well, in this life we got used to everything, all we must find ways to live, and that includes pathogens such as, bacteria and others. Just remember that there is natural selection. Bacteria arebeing treated with antibiotics die, but reach a point where they are getting new therefore resist treatment with antibiotics and drugs.
But they say that where there are bad things there are also agood thing, the same public health officials have warned that although the drug is sold at a reasonable price, this situation might worsen drug resistance.
In this article, is more thandemonstrated the concern that many health-related authorities, but that only companies that have the look to make money, there are people who really are interested in the health of Americans and people...