The alarming rise in “superbugs” makes it important for all of us to educate ourselves on the wise use of antibiotics. Learn about the current crisis, and how to protect yourself, in this episode.
Antibiotics can be a godsend when used correctly, but the overuse of antibiotics over the last few decades is also leading to an alarming rise in “superbugs” that are causing serious health problems for people in modernized countries. Learn about the Antibiotic crisis, and how you can learn to use antibiotics properly, and avoid them whenever possible.
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Dr. Kendall Thurman is an emergency room physician that sees health challenges close up and personal on a daily basis. And over the years, he has realized that antibiotics are starting to become as much a problem as they are the solution.
“My main desire is to help people prevent a health crisis before they are hanging off the cliff.”
“The overuse and unnecessary use of antibiotics has led to the rise of resistant superbugs.”
“This day in age, we want quick fix solutions which make antibiotics a temptation. We sometimes put unrealistic expectations on our medications.”
“A recent study shows that patients that were more satisfied with their health care were actually sicker. The doctor may not always tell you what you want to hear, but they just may be right.”
What are the takeaways from this podcast?
– If you think you need an antibiotic, be very careful with them.
– Become educated on what needs antibiotics and what does not.
– If you are prescribed antibiotics, you should take all of them. Taking a partial amount allows for stronger bacteria to rise up.
– After taking antibiotics, it is so important to replenish your body.
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Listen to this episode to learn:
– The history of antibiotics
– The rise of “superbugs” like Merca
– The pressure on physicians, from both administrators and patients
– Why “satisfaction surveys” aren’t a good indicator of patient success. For example, the person who REALLY wants drugs and gets them is more likely to be satisfied than the person who gets extremely good care that doesn’t match their personal desires.
– Find out for yourself whether you ought to really take antibiotics by checking this website:
https://www.cdc.gov/antibiotic-use/
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Note that this information is presented as educational in nature and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or cure or prevent any disease.
