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6/6/2018 Antibiotics Can Lead to Crippling Side Effects and Mental Disorders

by PF Louis
November 17, 2011
from NaturalNews Website

A close friend was put into a long term antibiotic regimen for a very unusual and difficult bacterial chronic lung
infection. She started noticing nerve pains, arthritic symptoms and insomnia after a few months despite dosing up
heavily with probiotics.

After visiting an amoxicillin forum, she discovered that many others had similar side effects.

Antibiotics, probiotics, and the medical monopoly paradigm


Almost everyone who knows anything about gut flora knows it's wise to take probiotic dense foods and supplements
during and after antibiotic use. But when is the last time an MD gave that recommendation when he or she wrote up
an antibiotic prescription for you, a family member or close friend?

The same person mentioned earlier told various MDs in the clinic her problems; they all frowned and shrugged. They
had never heard of her side effects, which were corroborated by several amoxicillin users on a forum.

Still, not one doctor asked if she was taking probiotics. In all likelihood, her case is not an unusual one.

A big bugaboo in medical circles is antibiotic resistant microbes and MRSA, the virulent staph resistant bacteria that
has become a bit of an epidemic. The medicos blame frequent and overused antibiotics that bacteria have evolved
to overcome.

But they keep prescribing antibiotics, even for long term dosage.

Antibiotics are everywhere


Meat and dairy consumers who don't bother to select organic dairy or meat from grass fed livestock are taking in
antibiotics constantly. Antibiotics are injected into livestock and also put into their food.

Subsequently, humans who consume those animal-products are taking in the same antibiotics. Despite pressure,
The FDA has thus far refused to ban antibiotics from animal feed.

The ostensible use of antibiotics for preventing disease in overcrowded factory farms has concealed a secret that is
even worse:

the antibiotics make the livestock fatter more quickly by destroying their probiotic intestinal flora.

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But the factory farmers love that!

Human intestinal flora destruction invites physical and mental issues


Getting fat faster happens with humans on antibiotics too, for the same reason it happens with farm animals, gut
flora destruction. Besides being important for digestion, probiotic intestinal flora have more than one immunity
function.

The first is to prevent the bad bacteria or fungal microbes from getting out of hand. Too much Candida yeast and not
enough friendly bacteria create Candida overgrowth, which is a quality of life damper and potentially a symbiotic
haven for cancer cells.

Though probiotic bacteria do go after pathogens, the obvious good guy bad guy game goes beyond direct conflict.

Even from the gut, probiotic bacteria plays a role in triggering disease-killing cells in the blood as well as serving
other immune regulating functions in both blood and organ cells. Digestion is very important, but gut probiotic
microbes go beyond digestion and make up to 80% of our immune system.

Recently, a small number of medical pioneers have come across evidence that the rising numbers of mental
disorders can be traced to intestinal flora imbalances. Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride has based her pediatric
practice in the UK on fixing all kinds of behavioral and eating disorders by using diet and probiotics to restore gut
health.

She had discovered what she calls GAPS (Gut and Psychology Syndrome) by curing her son of autism. That's way
beyond the medical monopoly paradigm! You can find more on her work here.

Antibiotics may have their place and time but it's not everywhere or all of the time. Many consider it wise to opt for
herbal antibiotics as an alternative.

Sources
http://www.livestrong.com/article/203530-side-effects-of-long-term-antibiotic-use/
Long-term impacts of antibiotic exposure on the human intestinal microbiota
http://naturalsociety.com/antibiotics-could-be-to-blame-for-skyrocketing-mental-illness-rates/

Herbal Antibiotic Alternatives


by Pina LoGiudice, ND, LAc
Director, Inner Source Health
June 09, 2011
from Doctoroz Website

The Bad News - Antibiotics Are Not Working


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Since the accidental discovery of penicillin in 1929 by Alexander Fleming, antibiotic use has saved countless lives.

Unfortunately, antibiotics are losing their effectiveness. Today, modern medicine faces the challenge of antibiotic
resistance, thanks to the overuse of antibiotic medication. One example is methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus
aureus (MRSA), which now accounts for approximately 20% of serious infections in some areas of the United
States.

MRSA is also now becoming resistant to vancomycin, the choice medication for this serious problem.

Interestingly though, back in the 1930s, Fleming lectured throughout the world, warning that less than judicious use
of these drugs could lead to problems. He cautioned us not to give penicillin unless there was a clear need for it.
Fleming noted in his early experimentation clear evidence of bacteria’s ability to get around antibiotic exposure.

This is because bacteria can quickly change its machinery to avoid the killing effects of the antibiotics.

Besides overuse, the addition of low-dose antibiotics in our animal feed is also to blame. Antibiotics are employed
not so much to stop infection, but to make the animal grow faster artificially.

Way back in 1977, the FDA concluded that adding low-dose antibiotics to animal feed raised the risk of antibiotic-
resistant bacteria.

Despite this knowledge, we still continue this practice today.

The Good News - There Are Antibiotic Herbal Alternatives


We can help the situation and avoid antibiotic drugs by harvesting the powerful substances nature has given to us.

Both animals and man have harnessed the medicinal power of herbs for at least as long as history has been
recorded. Plant alternatives use different mechanisms of action.

As such, herbal antibiotic choices can help without further contributing to resistance issues.

Many common ailments such as,

sinus problems
sore throats
simple urinary tract infections
superficial wounds,

...do not necessitate drugs in most cases.

Many times, these can be effectively treated with the right lifestyle changes and botanical medicine care.

Immune Support - Start With a Good Lifestyle


Antibiotics kill the vast majority of the bacteria, but it is up to our body’s immune system to finish the job and get rid
of the rest of the bugs.

To use a military analogy, our immune system acts like the “ground troops” that come in to get germs that are still
entrenched after the antibiotic “carpet bombing” has cleared out the larger mass.

Harnessing the healing power your body possesses requires taking good care of yourself. It is important to
remember that in most cases, bacteria can take over only when the environment allows.

My recommendations to keep your immune system strong include:

Getting quality sleep (at least 8 hours)

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Exercising regularly
Eating healthy whole foods and avoiding sugar intake
Practicing relaxation, such as meditation or yoga
Maintaining healthy relationships and following your passions

All of the above are important for a balanced body.

These will help you prevent an infection - and help treat one most effectively if it occurs. These lifestyle
recommendations will also help herbal antibiotic alternatives work their best.

Antibiotic Alternatives - Four Herbs to Know


The following plant medicines are very effective choices in helping us avoid pharmaceutical antibiotics.

Along with many other botanicals, these have been used to fight infections for thousands of years. I see them work
everyday in my own practice. They have proven to be quite safe when used in the short term at standard dosage.

When used in conjunction with the aforementioned health recommendations, these can be valuable allies to keep in
your natural medicine cabinet.

1. Goldenseal (Hydrastis):
Hailing from the northwest United States, goldenseal is a potent antibiotic, well known to help
treat sore throats as well as digestive infections which can cause diarrhea.
The Native Americans taught us that goldenseal has the ability to soothe the linings of the
mucous membranes of the respiratory, digestive and genitourinary tracts while effectively
clearing bacterial invasion.
A few drops locally can stop a sore throat in its tracks.

2. Oregon Grape (Berberis aquifolium):


Also from the Northwest, Oregon grape contains a substance known as berberine, which can
stop bacteria from adhering to the walls of the intestine and urinary tract.
When used as a tea, it is a wonderful way to wash away urinary tract infections; it can be used
in dried capsules or liquid tincture to treat digestive tract conditions like infectious diarrhea.

3. Andrographis paniculata:
This Asian herb with thousands of years of traditional use is now being proven through modern
research as being able to disrupt the quorum-sensing system of bacteria.
This system helps bacteria attach to each other and thrive as a community. Andrographis
basically helps break up the bacterial “party.” As a result, it is beneficial to treat symptoms of
upper respiratory tract infections and sinus problems.
Numerous studies report its ability to reduce upper respiratory infection symptoms, such as
fatigue, sore throat, cough and headache.

4. Manuka honey:
The sweetness of Manuka honey is already being used in hospitals in protocols for wound care.
You can place the honey directly on gauze and cover the wound. Typically, the bandage is
replaced three times a day. Although studies show most honey has antibacterial activity,
manuka honey seems to be especially potent due to a compound called methylglyoxal.
In fact, studies have confirmed its activity against a wide range of medically important bacteria,
including MRSA.

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Always Be Safe
It is important to note that there are cases where conventional drug antibiotics are still be the safest choice.

For example, cases of sepsis (blood infections), certain pneumonias, kidney infection and excessively high fever
may require a potent drug antibiotic. A naturopathic doctor or holistic physician well-versed in botanicals can help
you decide which herb is appropriate or when a drug is needed.

Conclusion - It Is Up to Each of Us
To truly slow and eventually reverse antibiotic resistance, it will require us to stop using antibiotics unnecessarily on
an individual level, and as a world community by ceasing the use of antibiotics as growth enhancers in animal feed.

Using herbal medicines like goldenseal, Oregon grape, andrographis and manuka honey can help us make natural
choices for our best medical care - and we can then save the drug antibiotics for when they are really needed.

Antibiotic Herbs
May 31, 2008
from HerbalandAlternativeMedicine Website
 
There are many herbs that are considered natural antibiotics. These herbs are very useful
to know about, and keep on hand in your medicine cabinet at home.
 
Most herbal antibiotics are extremely useful for treating almost any kind of infection or
illness. They are very inexpensive, as well, and the gelcap supplements can be stored for
a year or more at room temperature.

Garlic is one of the most powerful antibiotic herbs that you should always keep handy. It
can be purchased in gelcap or liquid form for easy medicinal use, and fresh raw garlic
can be used easily also. Garlic contains a natural compound known as Allicin, which is
more powerful than standard Penicillin.

Garlic does an excellent job of fighting infections both inside and out. It can be taken
orally to fight bacterial infections inside your body, such as a throat infection, ear
infection, sinus infection, kidney infection, bladder infection, etc..

Garlic can be used as an external topical application as well. It does an excellent job of
killing fungal infections like vaginal yeast infections, athletes foot, and oral thrush. Garlic
is also an effective treatment against E. coli bacteria and staphylococcus .

Echinacea is another excellent antibiotic herb, and it is particularly useful for glandular
infections and problems.
 
Echinacea is most often used for strep throat, ear aches, and lymph gland problems. It's
also effective for helping to prevent cold and flu symptoms from becoming too severe,
plus it shortens the length of sick time during cold and flu season.

Golden seal is another very powerful natural antibiotic herb which works well for
fighting almost any kind of infection.
 

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It is usually used internally for throat, sinus, and ear infections. It's also excellent for any
other infections including kidney, bladder and yeast.

Unlike garlic, putting Golden Seal on a yeast or fungus infection externally doesn't
normally kill the infection, but it can help prevent infections in cuts and scrapes. This herb
produces the best infection fighting and bacteria killing results when taken orally.

Kelp is an herb not commonly thought of as an antibiotic, but it acts as one in your body
because it stimulates your thyroid and helps it to produce more iodine. Iodine kills bad
bacteria that causes sickness inside your body.

Kelp is also effective for treating strep throat when used in tea form. Since this herb is
naturally high iodine, drinking it in tea form will coat the throat, allowing the iodine to
kill the strep bacteria.

The human body has a harder time while benefiting from inorganic antibiotics.

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