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Antibiotic Super Resistant Bacteria of Death

VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAECIUM METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS PENICILLIN RESISTAN S. PNEUMONIAE MULTIDRUG RESISTANT PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA CLINDAMYCIN RESISTANT CLOS RIDIUM DIFFICILE MULTIDRUG RESISTANT SALMONELLA MULTIDRUG RESISTANT E. COLI QUINOLONE ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANT SUPER-BACTERIA OF DEATH WHY ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE Is HORRIBLY DEADLY 1) You get a minor staph infection 2) You take antibiotics 3) The anbiotics don't work, the infection gets worse 4) The staph spreads to your blood stream, inducing septic shock 5) 80% Of Untreaded Staph Infections Lead To Death HORDES OF BACTERIA HAVE DRUG RESISTANCE in certain regions of the USA.. 55% of S. pneumonia are penicilin resistant. 62% of Staph are methicillin resistant. 85% of E. faecium are vancomycin resistant How ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE EVOLVES Random Mutation Antibiotic Resistance 1) Via mutation, a Staph bacteria is resistant to antibiotics. 2) You take antibiotics 3) 99% are killed, but a few survive, and are resistant. 4) Hours later they multiply 5) But more antibiotics have no effect... 6) The bacteria overwhelm you... Antibiotic Resistance Transferred Via RNA-Sharing 1) A superbug and a normal bacteria meet. 2) The superbug gives the bacteria it's antibiotic resistant RNA 3) The normal bacteria absorbs the DNA and becomes resistant. 4) This antibiotic resistance can also be transferred to other species of bacteria. The reckless antibiotic use in factory farming will affect our human antibiotics..and the antibi- otics might not save you when you need them. WE CAN DEFEAT THE SUPER BUGS We Need To Stop Using Antibotics Needlessly 3,000,000 pounds of antibiotics are taken each year by Humans in the United States According to the CDC, 40% of all antibiotics can't treat the illness they are prescribed for. 25,000,000 pounds of antibiotics are recklessly given to animals every single year in the USA Could factory "farmers" use 99% fewer antibiotics if animals were raised in non-cruel, clean conditions? The Evolving Antibiotic - Probiotics Probiotics are good bacteria that live in our bodies. Research has shown that these bacteria are involved in 80% of our immune response. Probiotics produce antibiotics to kill bad bacteria. And as bad bacteria adapt, the good bacteria find new strategies to kill the bad bacteria. It's a bit like BACTERIARACTERIA Increase Your Immunity Through Healthy Choices There are so many things we can do for our immunity. For starters we need to: •sleep right •eat right •drink right •laugh and play •feel a sense of purpose Great Health Resources: •Paul Chek - ChekConnect.com •Dr. Joseph Mercola - www.mercola.com Mercola.com •Donna Gates - www.bodyecology.com •The Health Ranger www.naturalnews.com Natural News- Take Control of Your Health Amazing antibiotic resistance info: •keepantibioticsworking.org •superbugtheblog.com •saveantibiotics.org •antimicrobial.blogspot.com •save-antibiotics.blogspot.com •sustainabletable.org •salmonellablog.com Infographic Statistics Sources: • http://www.humanesociety.org/assets/pdfs/farm/hsus-fact-sheet-antibiotics-in-animal-agriculture-and-human-health.pdf • Probiotics - Protection Against Infection By Casey Adams, Ph. D. 2009 • Denys GA, Koch KM, Dowzicky MJ. Distribution of resistant gram-positivve organisms across the census regions of the United States and in vitro activity of tigecycline, a new glycylcycline antimicrobial. Am J Infect Control 2007 Oct;35(8):521-6 • http://www.cdc.gov/drugresistance/index.html Probioties.org Spread this information far and wide! Spread this information far and wide! WANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAECIUM METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS PENICILLIN RESISTAN S. PNEUMONIAE MULTIDRUG RESISTANT PSEUDOMONAS AERUGINOSA CLINDAMYCIN RESISTANT CLOS RIDIUM DIFF CILE MULTIDRUG RESISTANT SALMONELLA MULTIDRUG RESISTANT E. COLI QUINCOLONE SISTANT STAPHY AUREUS MULTIDRUG RESISTANT SALMONELLA PENICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIAE VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAECIUM PENICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIAE MULT ESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS MULTIDRUG RESISTANT SALMONELLA PENICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIAE VANCOMYCIN RESISTANTE. FAECIUM PENICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIAE MULT ESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS MULTIDRUG RESISTANT SALMONELLA PENICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIAE VANCOMYCIN RESISTANTE. FAECIUM PENICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIAE MULT ESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS MULTIDRUG RESISTS . COLI TETRACYCLINE RESISTANT E. COLI CHLORAMPHENICOL RESISTANT SALMONELLA TYPHI VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAECIUM METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS METHICILLIN RE. COLI TETRACYCLINE RESISTANT E. COLI CHLORAMPHENICOL RESISTANT SALMONELLA TYPHI VANCOMYCIN RESISTANTE. FAECIUM METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS METHICILLIN RE. COLI TETRACYCLINE RESISTANT E. COLI CHLORAMPHENICOL RESISTANT SALMONELLA TYPHI VANCOMYCIN RESISTANTE. FAECIUM METHICILLIN RESISTANT STAPHY AUREUS METHICILLIN RE. COLI TETRACYCLINE RESISTANT E. COLI CHLNE LESISTANT ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAE CIUM AMPICILLIN RESISTANT S.PNEUMONIA QUINOLONE RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS KANAMYCIN RESISTANT RESISTANT ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAECIUM AMPICILLIN RESISTANT S. PNEUMONIA QUINOLONE RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS KANAMYCIN RESISTANT RESISTANT ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII VANCOMYCIN RESISTANT E. FAECIUM AMPICILLIN RESISTANT S.PNEUMONIA QUINOLONE RESISTANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS KANAMYCIN RESISTANT RESISTANT ACINETOBACTER BAUMANNII 8. OCCUS AUREUS KANAMYC ANT E. FAECIUM AMPICIL TANT STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS KANAMY ANNII VANCOMY PNEUMONIA QUINOLONE RESISTANT E. F AUREUS APHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS KANAMYCIN RESIS ESISTANT ACINETO RESISTANT S STAPHYLOCOCCUS AUREUS RESIST

Antibiotic Super Resistant Bacteria of Death

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Bacteria that is resistant to antibiotic medication is very dangerous and deadly. This infographic provides information about resistant bacteria and what can be done to resist these super bugs.

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