Marijuana Kills Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria
When antibiotic drugs were first discovered in 1928, they revolutionized healthcare. By the end of World War II, their production had exploded.
Decades later, things have changed.
Today, according to an estimate from the CDC, about half of the antibiotic prescriptions in the United States are totally unnecessary. The effects of that over-prescription are serious.
According to the World Health Organization, common bacteria are evolving against common medications to become catastrophic.
As a result, 2 million Americans suffer from antibiotic-resistant bacterial infections each year. 23,000 of those people die. That number is destined to rise as bacteria becomes more and more resistant. Bottom line – we’ve dug ourselves into a real hole. If only we could come up with a way to dig ourselves out.
Nature already has us covered…
Cannabis: The Miracle Treatment For Antibiotic Overuse
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