Re: Digest Number 1523> Ron

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Ron,

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Belinda

> Fungus infections are usually caused by the fact that while

antibiotics kill

> bacteria - they kill both the good and the bad. And its the good

bacteria

> that digests all your food and extracts the amino acids etc; needed

for good

> health. They also keep the yeast organisms in your body in check.

When they

> are killed off the yeast multiplies at a fantastic rate and the

result is

> fungus infections.

>

> There are several rules for good health involved here. First

remember that

> antibiotics kill off the weakest bacteria - the strong ones survive

and

> those who mutate to become varieties that resist antibiotics

multiply and

> prosper. Overuse of antibiotics means that later on - when you need

them

> most - they may not control the types of bacteria causing illness.

An

> example is aspiration pneumonia which kills many with long-term

neurological

> diseases.

> Quite often it will not respond to any antibiotic especially if

there has

> been a history of overuse.

>

> Whenever you do take antibiotics make sure your complete the course

of

> treatment they were supposed to treat even though you may feel

better

> sooner. If you don't the problem may come back and be more

resistant to

> treatment.

>

> Remember too that antibiotics have no effect on any ailment caused

by

> viruses - they treat only bacteria.

>

> Now to the " good " bacteria which are so necessary for life.. Its a

good

> practice to eat plenty of active culture yogurt if you take

antibiotics. You

> can also find tablets and capsules that supply good bacteria. One is

> acidophilus which is widely available.

>

> The addition of good bacteria to the diet especially when taking

antibiotics

> is practicing good health habits. It will reduce the chance that

fungus

> infections will be a problem.

>

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>

> Ron Ritch