When antibiotics were first invented some people thought we'd be taking them daily as a vitamin. Turns out that's not such a good idea despite them being life saving in some scenarios
When antibiotics were first invented some people thought we'd be taking them daily as a vitamin. Turns out that's not such a good idea despite them being life saving in some scenarios
The accepted view is a lot like the accepted views to mono-cultures for crops. In that they are bad. The practiced take, though, is quite the opposite? Crops are dominated by mono-cultured fields. And though antibiotics are known not to be used constantly, farms seem to use them at an amazing rate.
I'd love to see a longer exploration of this. Why is it farms seem to be full of practices that we are taught are bad?
Not exactly. We have crop rotation because over time a strict mono-culture wasn't very good.
At any rate, I'll be reading more on this some. I have real work I should be doing, after all. :D
I guess we’ll soon be able to measure the impacts on what it does to the children of parents that take it.
How have McDonalds Happy Meal sales been looking lately?
https://www.reuters.com/business/retail-consumer/mcdonalds-p...