Super Bacteria Coming to Kill Us Is Imminent

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
Unless a completely new kind of antibiotic is developed, and soon, we could be in a lot of trouble.

That's why you should invest in Cellceutix.

They'll be really popular soon.

a reply to: Bedlam

Brilacidin just got FDA fast track designation for the treatment of oral mucositis

We already have a super bug here in the United States that is spreading in nursing homes and places where the patient is already weakened.

CRE infection is antibiotic resistant

There has been fear that this disease may jump out of the nursing home settings and into the general population, which could be disastrous. The disease kills by setting in other illnesses, more often, pneumonia. It's already in a couple dozen states.

a reply to: FamCore

The day they started giving animals anti bacteria's in factory farm conditions. Which you have to do as they would all die in the unnatural conditions if you didn't. Then the bugs that were going to kill them, are going to mutate and develop a resistance to the anti bacteria, and then carry on and do the work they were intended to do . This has been going on in all levels of farming it causes a short term profit for a long term loss. So you end up growing dangerous strains of bacteria to which their is no resistance for. Add that to the falling immune systems due to high starch diets, and it looks like we are heading for a health apocalypse of medieval proportions. The question is will the mass die off occur in the factory farms or in the human population first. In NZ. the CCamphobacteria found in chicken is now resistant to all antibiotics, so if you get it you get very sick, and whether you live or die depends on your own immune system..