reply to post by Pervius
Right on. I think you have it down pat.
Nothing is going to be perfect in this world where evolution and adaptation can happen very quickly; especially in the realm of micro-organisms. I
think that is where modern science misses the mark.
For the many thousands of years that human beings have been on this earth we managed to survive without anti-biotics, or sterilization. What we did
was learn to live in harmony with nature; and that meant utilizing the tools nature made available -- such as
healthy bacteria and yeasts.
Our foods were "preserved" by drying, salting, and fermenting. Milk turned into yoghurt or cheese lasts longer than fresh. The healthy
bacteria help fight off the unhealthy ones -- read up about Kefir.
Now we take the blunt approach of trying to kill of everything and end up with super bugs. Once again, it is the large chemical companies that have
brainwashed the public into thinking these things are necessary just so they (the companies) can make a buck.
What they and we are doing is destroying our world as we've known it for thousands of years in the process.