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Antibiotic use in infants could cause obesity, study shows

August 29, 2014 - naturalnews.com printable article

Antibiotic use in infants could cause obesity, study shows

The earlier epidemiological study

Phase two - mice at New York University

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Antibiotic Use Is a Flashing Indicator for Cancer Risk

November 12, 2008 - naturalnews.com printable article

Antibiotic Use Is a Flashing Indicator for Cancer Risk

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Antibiotic use in infants could cause obesity, study shows

August 29, 2014 - Antibiotic use in infants could cause obesity, study shows

Friday, August 29, 2014 by: PF LouisTags: antibiotics, obesity, infants

The earlier epidemiological study

Phase two - mice at New York University

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Antibiotic Use Is a Flashing Indicator for Cancer Risk

November 12, 2008 - Antibiotic Use Is a Flashing Indicator for Cancer Risk

Wednesday, November 12, 2008 by: Barbara L. MintonTags: antibiotics, health news, Natural News

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Antibiotic use in early pregnancy linked to alarming rate of miscarriages

July 18, 2018 - antibiotic use to treat infections has been linked to a decreased risk of prematurity and low birth weight in other studies, our investigation shows that certain types of antibiotics are increasing the risk of spontaneous abortion, with a 60 percent to two-fold increased risk. The increased risk was not seen for all antibiotics, which is reassuring for users, prescribers and policymakers," said study leader Dr Anick Bérard in TheGuardian.com.

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Antibiotic use found to increase risk of autoimmune disease, study finds

September 14, 2017 -

Now, a new study out of Harvard has confirmed what publications like Natural News have been saying for years: There is a direct link between gut health, immunity and autoimmune diseases like diabetes.

The study, which was published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, sought to investigate how a set of “guardian genes” – known as human leukocyte antigen (HLA) in humans, and major histocompatibility complexes (MHC) in mice – protect against ...

Antibiotic use by previous patients mean hospital beds increase risk of infection

November 19, 2016 - Antibiotic use by previous patients mean hospital beds increase risk of infection

Saturday, November 19, 2016 by: L.J. Devon, Staff WriterTags: antibiotics, hospital infections, patients

Using antibiotics puts others at risk

Shortfalls of the germ theory and modern medicine's attempt to control microorganisms

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Antibiotic use in childhood causes a significant reduction in the quality of the gut microbiome

January 31, 2019 -

The study, which was published in the journal Science Translational Medicine, involved researchers from Aalto University, the Broad Institute of MIT, Harvard University, Helsinki University Hospital, and the University of Helsinki.

For the DIABIMMUNE project, researchers tracked 39 Finnish babies from birth until they all turned three years old. During this period, the researchers administered half of the 39 infants at least nine to 15 antibiotic treatments. The remaining ...

Antibiotic use on organic apples and pears proves unnecessary -- Here's how to end the madness and protect yourself

April 08, 2013 - naturalnews.com printable article

Antibiotic use on organic apples and pears proves unnecessary -- Here's how to end the madness and protect yourself

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Antibiotic use on organic apples and pears proves unnecessary -- Here's how to end the madness and protect yourself

March 19, 2013 - Antibiotic use on organic apples and pears proves unnecessary -- Here's how to end the madness and protect yourself

Tuesday, March 19, 2013 by: Carolanne WrightTags: organic apples, antibiotics, truth

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This science-backed NATURAL ANTIBIOTIC cocktail is known to help fight off infections

February 14, 2024 -

Here is an example of a natural remedy that can be of great help to you all year round. Science has proven that the four natural antibiotics that make up this now-viral remedy can offer sufficient protection against common infections.The power of ginger, honey, turmeric and vanilla as natural antibiotics

The miracle remedy shared by TikTok star Armen Adamjan of "creative explained" – a concoction made of ginger, turmeric, honey and vanilla – has been hailed as the "most ...

Study: Air pollution could be linked to antibiotic resistance and infectious bacterial diseases

August 10, 2023 - antibiotic use, sanitation, economics, climate and population, revealed that with every one percent rise in PM2.5 air pollution, antibiotic resistance also increased by 0.5 to 1.9 percent. (Related: Canadian wildfire smoke continues to affect air quality in US cities.)

The study also found that almost half a million deaths recorded in 2018 were linked to antibiotic resistance potentially connected to air pollution.

Many countries in the Global South experience ...

Antibiotic contamination of U.S. food supply increasing as Big Pharma pushes more drugs for animals

2 months ago - antibiotic use in healthy animals, followed by California becoming the first state one year later to outlaw the use of antibiotics in food-animal production, as well as outlaw the use of antibiotics in animals without a veterinarian's prescription.

The after-effects of these policy changes appeared beneficial at first, resulting in a 42 percent decline in antibiotic use in America between 2015 and 2017. Then, between 2017 and 2022, antibiotic use spiked ...

Entire hospital ICU in China gets completely overtaken by antibiotic-resistant superbugs, putting patients at serious risk

May 11, 2023 -

British researchers recently reported on a hospital in Hangzhou, China, that became completely overrun with a particularly virulent antibiotic-resistant "superbug" that ended up infecting one in three patients.

Known as carbapenem-resistant Acinetobacter baumannii, or CRAB, the superbug in question found its way into the hospital's intensive care unit (ICU). From there, it spread through HVAC ventilation ducts, plumbing, and shared equipment, infecting both patients and ...

Delaware passes bill to use dead humans as compost

25 days ago -

(Article by M Winger republished from WLTReport.com)

Looks like the Democrats’ have come up with a new way to descreate life.

Now, instead of ensuring a loved one gets a proper burial, they’re reduceded to the compost heap.

There is no sancity of life for the Left.

First they want to reduce us to animals.

“We came from apes.”

Then we’re a clump of cells.

Now you’re just soil.

Delaware Joins Seven Other States, Allows Human ...

Putin reiterates Russia’s readiness to use NUKES if necessary

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Speaking to TV presenter Dmitry Kiselev for RIA Novosti, Putin said: "From a military-technical standpoint, we are fully prepared." He emphasized that nuclear missiles are continuously maintained in a state of combat readiness. (Related: Putin warns the West that Russia is ready for nuclear war.)

Despite this readiness, Putin clarified that he has never considered using nuclear arms in the ongoing conflict with Ukraine.

When asked by Kiselev if such thoughts had ever ...

China backs Palestinians’ right to use armed force against Israel

2 months ago -

This statement by Zhang Jun, the Chinese ambassador to the United Nations, was delivered during the fourth day of public hearings convened by the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague, Netherlands.

Zhang Jun emphasized the historical precedent of various nations liberating themselves from colonial rule and asserted that such nations have the right to employ "all available means, including armed struggle."

He underscored that the deployment of armed resistance ...

Adderall shortage in America driving ADHD patients to use METH

November 01, 2023 -

Widely prescribed for ADHD, Adderall is a legal form of mixed amphetamine salts often referred to as "legalized meth." The drug contains compounds such as amphetamine and dextroamphetamine that stimulate the central nervous system and address dopamine imbalance. Individuals with ADHD who take Adderall can focus and function effectively but are at risk of becoming dependent on the drug.

That's why the ongoing Adderall shortage has driven ADHD patients to seek alternatives ...

6 Tree bark remedies you can use as survival medicine

June 15, 2023 -

It’s important to note that these trees have many varieties. Generally, all varieties of a tree species provide similar benefits, but some deliver more nutrition or medicinal benefits than others.All maple

A study published in the Journal of Natural Products reported that phenolic glycosides extracted from red maple bark showed in vitro radical scavenging ability, meaning they are potent antioxidants.

The phenolic-rich bark extracts from sugar maple and red maple ...