Antibiotics and the Microbiome: Effects on the Gut and Health The infection has cleared up, the antibiotic worked—everything should actually be back to normal by now. But sometimes, after that, the body doesn’t feel like it’s back in balance: digestion goes haywire,...
Antibiotics – the molecular atomic bombs When Alexander Fleming discovered the antibiotic in 1928, he did not yet know that he had scientifically realized what the ancient Egyptians, Chinese and Indians had already known long before him. They had already been...
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