/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14547690
>now they're kept under lock and key and tightly restricted.
Lol, no, they still give them as if they were candy at least where I live. Regardless, antibiotics shouldn't be used unless a life is threatened and ALL other options have been exhausted.

>>14547798
Good, most are idiots who only parrot what they learned at school and never question the veracity of said information in the slightest.

>>14518844
At least some harmful strains are often present in small populations in healthy people and they are not only benign in that context, they actually play a role in balancing the rest of the biome. Even if you deny that (which you probably do because of ignorance), you destroy the gut microbiome indirectly, fucking idiot.

>>14518849
Listen, autist, that post just implies he likely knows shit about what he's talking about because he made that kind of grammar mistake (similar to you who doesn't know what a "comma" is). Both of you are undoubtedly mouthbreathers from birth, though, judging by you being unaware how the terrain's been shown to modulate what bacteria and fungi are capable of inhabiting it and to what extent. Streptococcus mutans is one example.