(JeffreyDachMD.com) The news media reported a Nevada women who succumbed to bacterial infection with an antibiotic resistant super bug called CRE, short for carbapenem-resistant Enterobacteriaceae. (1-7)
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Normally, antibiotics are quite effective for bacterial infection. However, this Super-Bug had acquired new abilities to resist 26 different antibiotics. How do these super bugs evolve so fast? Antibiotic Resistance is obtained as a trait from other bacteria with the exchange of genetic material called Plasmids. This is called horizontal gene transfer. Sooner or later, every new antibiotic meets with resistant organisms and we need to come up with a new antibiotic. Above image SEM of E Coli courtesy of wikimedia commons.
Natural Antibiotics to the Rescue
E Coli FImbria Antibiotic Resistant Super BugsPerhaps this unfortunate Nevada patient might have fared better, and may have survived if only her hospital doctors had acquired a copy of the book, Herbal Antibiotics, Natural Alternatives for Treating Drug-resistant Bacteria by Stephen Harrod Buhner .
