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What causes 'antibiotic resistant'?

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  1. It is a clear cut case that the recent emergence of antibiotic
    resistant cases has got to do with medical science's ignorance, such
    as, the lack of understanding on its characteristic,on those fungus
    derived antibiotics.

    As I said before, medical science's approaches toward mankind's
    sickness is very direct, without even bother to understand how it
    cameabout.

    Very straightforward and direct by simply using antibiotic as a kind
    of good germ to kills bad germ. Patient is happy, GP got his fees,
    everybody is happy, caused, the sickness is being treated.
    But, the hidden secret is its long term effect such as, may caused
    impotancy, thinning those red blood cell, lethargic, prancreatic
    problem, weakening body immune system that lead to 'antibiotic
    resistant'.. WHY?

    Caused, you are dealing with single cell germ!!! Hey, these cold
    blooded can mutated and adaptable to changes according to its
    environment ie. a cold blooded fish's fin could be changed to a leg,
    for survival sake. Same as, those cancerous cells (also, subjected to
    changes)when facing antibiotic in the blood system.

    Danny Yang

    The ONLY Authority on modern-days sicknesses!! Well, those old fashion
    sicknesses are easily been tackled by anybody. On that, I am not
    interested at all to waste my time on it!!! Only school kids like
    medical science people readily looking forward to tackle that.

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