Posted by Steve@Advance on September 09, 2019 at 17:32:21 from (66.169.147.211):
In Reply to: Food Alleges posted by John in La on September 09, 2019 at 17:10:33:
I agree completely!
Too clean, too many antibiotics, antibacterial soap, prescriptions for everything.
A couple things are happening, we, especially the kids, are way over medicated. taken to the Dr. for every runny nose and skinned knee.
Parents expect some action from the Dr. If they don't leave with an injection and hand full of prescriptions, they will find a Dr that will do so.
Then add to that the increase in antiviral and anti bacterial cleaners.
The germs are under attack! So they fight back, mutate to survive the chemicals. That's where the "super bugs" came from. They're mostly found in hospitals where sick people and the drugs/chemicals that fight them are the most concentrated.
Today's kids come from the womb already medicated with antibiotics, raised in a sterile environment, in an apartment high rise, or suburbia, no contact with farm animals, dirt, raw food of any kind...
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