The Hidden Dangers of Taking Antibiotics: Did Your Doctor Tell You This?

There is growing awareness of the dangers of antibiotics. Not only are bacteria developing antibiotic resistance at an alarming rate, but research from the University of Virginia School of Medicine has found that antibiotic use can also make the gut microbiome and immune system more susceptible to disease. Additionally, a 2023 study published in the journal Cell Reports Medicine found that prior antibiotic use can negatively impact immune responses by reducing the diversity of the gut microbiome and altering the immune system’s function. The study showed

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Aluminum poisoning

When is it a sign of alarm? It is very interesting that the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and osteoporosis are the same as those of aluminum poisoning. If you experience stomach and intestinal problems, intestinal cramps, rickets, excessive nervousness, headache, anemia, impaired kidney and liver function, speech disorders, memory loss, muscle weakness and pain, and softening of bones, be sure to get tested for aluminum. Aluminum poisoning is believed to be the cause of Alzheimer's disease. Aluminum was rarely used until the 1940s, when it was discovered

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Croatian veterinarians have developed a vaccine for fish breeding

The Croatian Veterinary Institute created, produced and tested autogenous vaccines using bacteria isolated from the farm. Laboratory tests have shown a high percentage of survival and a level of protection. Growing consumer demand for fish and other marine organisms, along with catches that do not meet the needs of the market and greatly threaten the already exhausted marine ecosystem, emphasize the need for aquaculture, that is, the cultivation of fish and other marine organisms. . However, aquaculture also has its own challenges for breeders, veterinarians, biologists and ecologists, especially for

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GASTRIC ACID – deficiency (Hypochlorhydria)

Hypochlorhydria is a lack of stomach acid. If you don't have enough stomach acid, you can't properly digest food or absorb its nutrients. This leads to indigestion, malnutrition and sometimes bacterial overgrowth. Fortunately, hypochlorhydria is relatively easy to test for. If you consumed alcohol in your youth, drank coffee every day, ate meat 2 to 3 times a day, this information can help you. Stomach acid is necessary for digestion, although most of its components are not resorbed in the stomach

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The fertility rate in England and Wales has fallen to a new record low

The total fertility rate in England and Wales fell to a new record low last year, while the number of live births fell to its lowest level in almost five decades. While fertility rates in the two countries have been in overall decline since 2010, the rate fell to 1.44 children per woman in 2023, which the Office for National Statistics said was the lowest since records began in 1938. The rate decreased from an average of 1.49 children per

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Study links common antidepressants to weight gain

Depression and anxiety affect more people than ever before, with millions taking antidepressants, anti-anxiety medications and various hybrid courses of therapy every day. While these drugs may work for some people (temporarily), they are not without unwanted side effects, including weight gain, decreased positive feelings, and suicidal thoughts! Although weight gain during antidepressant treatment is relatively common, the amount of weight gain varies between the first-line drugs used in most doctors' offices. The researchers aimed to quantify the expected weight gain associated

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Lack of effective antibiotics: the biggest medical threat in decades Doctors warn: Antibiotics are increasingly ineffective - Resistant bacteria are on the rise

Fighting disease-causing bacteria is part of human history. Now humanity is in danger of losing the battle again. Since more and more bacteria are becoming resistant to antibiotics, there are too few new agents. BILD explains the biggest medical threat in decades and what we can do about it. The president of the Paul Ehrlich Society for Infection Therapy, Mathias Pletz, warned this week that the effectiveness of antibiotics is increasingly under threat. Pletz literally: "We are currently in the process of losing achievements

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Cancer cases in England have reached a record number - with almost 1,000 people being diagnosed every day

Cancer cases have hit a record high, with almost 1,000 people being diagnosed a day, according to the latest NHS figures. There were 346,217 diagnoses in England in 2022 – 5 percent more than the 329,664 recorded in 2021. The increase was largely due to an increase in prostate cancer detections, with the number of cases rising by more than a quarter to 54,732. Cancer registration statistics show a 7 percent increase in overall cancer cases among men in 2022, with

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How sycamore protects your liver from toxic chemicals

According to a report issued by the Department of Health and Human Services, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) screened more than 2,500 Americans for 148 industrial chemicals – and found significant amounts of these chemicals in the blood of every person tested. Not some people - everyone! That's why today's sika virus news is so important. Studies show that sycamore used to help people with liver disease can provide significant protection against this modern scourge

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Canadian buttercup (Hydrastis canadensis) – advice from Dr. Schulze and Dr. Christopher

Latin name: Hydrastis canadensis Characteristics by which it can be recognized in nature: The plant grows 15 cm to 60 cm high, bears 2-3 large, unequal, alternate, terminal leaves, which are slightly hairy and rayed (each with 3 to 5 lobes). The stems above the ground are reddish, hairy and yellow below. The flower is single, small, white or pink in color with a fruit that resembles a raspberry. The fresh root or rhizome is short (about 5 cm long and 2 cm thick),

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Multiple chemical sensitivities cause enormous health problems worldwide

Of the many challenges facing our modern world today, perhaps none is greater than what is happening inside our bodies – especially when it comes to multiple chemical sensitivities. Research shows that chronic disease is on the rise—and unfortunately, it's an epidemic that can't be explained simply by the fact that people are generally living longer (and therefore staying long enough to develop age-related health problems). For example, asthma rates,

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Chlorine in drinking water: potential link to cancer risk?

Chlorine has a pungent, pungent odor and is highly toxic. At very low concentrations and with a shorter duration of action, it only irritates the mucous membranes of the respiratory organs, and if the volume fraction in the air is only 1%, just a few breaths can be fatal, which is why it was used as a battle poison in World War I. war (1915). It is a strong irritant, even these small amounts irritate the eyes and skin, and it reacts with the moisture of the mucous membranes of the nose, throat and upper respiratory tract, causing bronchitis

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