Eighty percent of American antibiotics are used
not to treat humans, but farm animals.
In mass-scale industrial food production, animals are commonly fed the wrong food and crammed into unsanitary living conditions, so they get sick easily.
Recognizing this problem, farmers and meat-packers, rather than addressing the cause and improving the conditions, simply dose their animals with antibiotics.
Scientists have warned for decades that this practice—a constant low dose of antibiotics in a large number of animals—creates exactly the environment you would need if you were deliberately trying to breed antibiotic-resistant superbugs.
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To get rid of sickness, we have to keep health laws like nutritious diet, cleanliness and hygiene, sunshine and fresh air, exercise, plenty of rest, avoiding
injury, and keeping a positive mental attitude.
The more Antibiotics are used, the worse we get.
It harms the bodies natural immune system.
The more they are used, the less effective they become. Diseases that were once treatable are becoming killers again, the World Health Organization warned.
The organization said the over-prescription of anti-
biotics has enabled the rise of untreatable superbugs.
Antimicrobial resistance
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WHO warns the world is running out of antibiotics
WHO warns the world is running out of antibiotics
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Concern about growing global antibiotic resistance has come to a head: The World Health Organization is now warning that the world is running out of antibiotics.
There aren’t enough truly new antibiotics being developed, especially for the most concerning antibiotic-resistant infections, according to a WHO report released ...
[T]he latest WHO report takes a broad and prospective look at antibiotic development, and what it describes is not a pretty picture.
“Antimicrobial resistance is a global health emergency that will seriously jeopardize progress in modern medicine,” said Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus, the WHO’s director-general. Without more investment in research and development, “we will be forced back to a time when people feared common infections and risked their lives from minor surgery.”
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No matter how many antibiotic are produced,
Jesus Christ has done forcast global pandemics.
And I looked, and behold a pale horse: [rev. 6:7-8]
“and there shall be pestilences” (Matthew 24:7).
The man on the pale horse symbolizes climactic,
globe-encircling plagues and pandemics occurring
and soon to occur in this modern age!
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The world is headed for a post-antibiotic era, in which common infections and minor injuries which have been treatable for decades can once again kill.
'The world is headed for a post-antibiotic era,' WHO official warns
So I do not trust mans use of antibiotics. Today they are used in lieu of proper animal care,
all for profits.
Is this how the bible tells us to treat animals?