We have many advances in our medicare we are able to be thankful for today. Before the 1900’s the top related reasons behind death were due largely to poisoned food and water as well as an unfit housing and waste disposal system. When we started to understand more about the invisible world full of bacteria, things like indoor plumbing and the sterilization of medical instruments were introduced.

However, while there has been a serious decrease in deaths due to infectious sicknesses, the introduction of penicillin in the 1940’s, new issues within the disease related reasons for death popped up. The reasons behind death went from infectious illnesses to chronic illness conditions. People are not expiring of poor cleanliness, they are expiring from the depletion of something else.

The certain truth of this problem is – the eradication of bad bacteria by way of antibiotics also kills our wonderful probiotic bacteria friends.

While antibiotics have attributed to the consistent abuse of so many diseases, the constant abuse of these medicines, which includes prescribing them when people have colds and flues, which are virus related, not bacterial. So, while sick with something non-bacterial you are murdering off your bodies method of keeping it’s immune system in top condition, which only leads to being more subject to other illnesses.

With the misuse of antibiotics comes the advent of the antibiotic resistant bacteria.

So, where does this leave us? What is the solution?

It is not a secret that both bad bacteria are annihilated when taking these medicines.

We are living in a world of convenience which is running at a particularly fast pace. This causes a great deal of stress, absence of proper amounts of sleep, emotional distress and so forth. Our bodies are simply bombarded day in and day out. Our intestinal health promoting bacteria are exhausted. And we have only ourselves to blame.

Helping our intestinal tract is merely a matter of introducing the probiotics our bodies have lost and continue to lose daily. We are able to do this by adding into our diets the fruits, plants, yogurts and other foods that contain a wide selection of probiotics. We are able to also add them by way of probiotic powders, probiotic liquids and probiotic supplements. In the following article I’ll be talking about some of the commoner foods that we are able to buy to encourage our healthy probiotic bacteria to grow and outnumber the bad bacteria.

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