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Antibiotic Resistance: It is upon us. 10 million/year will die by 2050.
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Never been scared of anything before and I'm not about to let some stupid pussy ass germs change that
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Originally Posted By johsin28⏩
i literally couldn't imagine what it would feel like to be this dumb.who was Ebola?
who was Plague?
these cawksuckers release new disease all the time, it's way to control population
who was Plague?
these cawksuckers release new disease all the time, it's way to control population
does your brain cause you physical pain?
anyway 2050 will come and we'll all still be miscing and loling about this scare.
everyone will say "oh no dawg this is different cuz science.' and i agree it is concerning. but we'll figure it out.
there is also no point worrying about it unless you actually plan to do something about it.
legit can't remember the last time I took an anti biotic. I was likely 10 years old. i know it's in food, but eh, do whatever you can to increase your odds.
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05-27-2016, 12:57 PM
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Originally Posted By Gainzzz⏩
Having steak for dinner tonight. You mad?yea, thank the meat industry for this.
but keep sitting there thinking you're alpha for eating steak, lmao.
but keep sitting there thinking you're alpha for eating steak, lmao.
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I know a guy who refuses to take ANY treatment/medicine from a doctor whenever he get sick. Always thought it was stupid but he hasn't been sick in over 2 years srs. It's all about building up your natural immune system
05-27-2016, 01:10 PM
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You can only rot for so long before the bacteria gets its well deserved feast.
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05-27-2016, 01:11 PM
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Originally Posted By RC2008⏩
on that Agenda 21 timeAnd this upsets you... why? Look at the state of the world and the humans in it. Just take one good look, and tell me we don't need aMASSIVE wave of human slaughter right now.
Millions? Billions should be dead. Every single one of us should just be wiped out. Not just a few.
Millions? Billions should be dead. Every single one of us should just be wiped out. Not just a few.
hard to hate on a fellow wings fan but....
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05-27-2016, 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted By pWally⏩
lmfao pWally, made me laugh manHopefully this only affects liberals
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05-27-2016, 01:13 PM
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Originally Posted By StinkholePatrol⏩
Wow great anecdotal evidence. You split your hand open and didn't die from an infection, therefore antibiotic resistance isn't going to be a problem. You realize it's a numbers game. If say 0.5-1% of people who get serious cuts get an infection, then those people will need antibiotics. Now think of how many people world wide will get serious cuts in a year, and now imagine all those people can't be treated by antibiotics and will likely die. And we're just talking about cuts here. This has huge implications for other things like surgery since you're cutting people open for long periods of time.l0l sheep miscrs ITT
You realize your body is equipped to fight infections on its own right? Antibiotics didn't come out until the 1900's, how did humans survive before?
I've had multiple large lacerations and never an infection. Even split my hand open on a rusted can lid outside, no infection, no antibiotics.
Also gonorrhea will go away on its own if left untreated long enough in those with a normal immune system. There are multiple modern documented cases stupid fuks
This **** should scare you if you're an infant or over 50 only. And if you're over 50 why the fuk do you want to live any longer anyway.
You realize your body is equipped to fight infections on its own right? Antibiotics didn't come out until the 1900's, how did humans survive before?
I've had multiple large lacerations and never an infection. Even split my hand open on a rusted can lid outside, no infection, no antibiotics.
Also gonorrhea will go away on its own if left untreated long enough in those with a normal immune system. There are multiple modern documented cases stupid fuks
This **** should scare you if you're an infant or over 50 only. And if you're over 50 why the fuk do you want to live any longer anyway.
Just lol at people who think this is just some scaremongering sh*t. And developing new antibiotics isn't really a great solution since it's inevitable that bacteria will develop resistance.
05-27-2016, 01:16 PM
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I haven't read all the responses ITT but get a rough idea.
It does make sense all this & people saying that if this does happen, then goodbye to surgery, childbirth etc becuase people will die from the resulting infection.
One question, and not coming off as you're all idiots, but can someone then explain how people have been giving birth and having surgery on them without antibiotics afterwards and surviving. I know the death rate was higher back then because the lack of it, but we have managed to make it this far without them
It does make sense all this & people saying that if this does happen, then goodbye to surgery, childbirth etc becuase people will die from the resulting infection.
One question, and not coming off as you're all idiots, but can someone then explain how people have been giving birth and having surgery on them without antibiotics afterwards and surviving. I know the death rate was higher back then because the lack of it, but we have managed to make it this far without them
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05-27-2016, 01:22 PM
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Have macro****es been mentioned yet. They eat bacteria and the USSR used them how we did antibiotics. The problem with them is that they are very specialized unlike antibiotics which treat a wide range.
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05-27-2016, 01:25 PM
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Originally Posted By pWally⏩
what a great turnout {and bizzare twist} that would beHopefully this only affects liberals
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Scary, every action has an opposite etc... Need to find a way off this ship
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The rise of machines and microtech will see us through. We will likely be imbued with artificially intelligent synthetic immune systems, at some point or another.
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Originally Posted By FairSquare⏩
inb4 super computer viruses infect our artificial immune systems and we still end up rottingThe rise of machines and microtech will see us through. We will likely be imbued with artificially intelligent synthetic immune systems, at some point or another.
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I can confirm.
My doctor prescribed me zpack (antibitocs) for a cough on Jan 19,2016. I been having Diarrhea and GI issues since then. I have done a colonoscopy and I came out good on Chrons, Colitis, & c diff. I Wish I never taken those antibitocs. I went from 200lbs to 170s . I don't even lift anymore because of my diarrhea
My doctor prescribed me zpack (antibitocs) for a cough on Jan 19,2016. I been having Diarrhea and GI issues since then. I have done a colonoscopy and I came out good on Chrons, Colitis, & c diff. I Wish I never taken those antibitocs. I went from 200lbs to 170s . I don't even lift anymore because of my diarrhea
05-27-2016, 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted By TheMeninist⏩
Inb4 fecal transplantI can confirm.
My doctor prescribed me zpack (antibitocs) for a cough on Jan 19,2016. I been having Diarrhea and GI issues since then. I have done a colonoscopy and I came out good on Chrons, Colitis, & c diff. I Wish I never taken those antibitocs. I went from 200lbs to 170s . I don't even lift anymore because of my diarrhea
My doctor prescribed me zpack (antibitocs) for a cough on Jan 19,2016. I been having Diarrhea and GI issues since then. I have done a colonoscopy and I came out good on Chrons, Colitis, & c diff. I Wish I never taken those antibitocs. I went from 200lbs to 170s . I don't even lift anymore because of my diarrhea
05-27-2016, 01:51 PM
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Originally Posted By r0bo⏩
I'm actually considering a Do It at Home Fecal Transplant. To refill my gut with healthy good bacteria. I'm desperate nosInb4 fecal transplant
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Originally Posted By hermanmunster2⏩
Macro****es are the single weirdest looking thing I've ever seen. Assumed they had to be man made when I googled photos.Have macro****es been mentioned yet. They eat bacteria and the USSR used them how we did antibiotics. The problem with them is that they are very specialized unlike antibiotics which treat a wide range.
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Originally Posted By frezKo⏩
OP what do you think happened with ebola?
Remember there was a case about the first person who was diagnosed with ebola a few years back in the U.S.? Ebola was covered by every news station in the world and everyone was scared because of it. Where is it now?? Who else in the United States is suffering from ebola?? No one. Did they ever produce a vaccine against ebola? No. So what happened to it?
Rare diseases like ebola and superbug are used by the governement to cover up things and give news sources chit to show retarded and common day individuals and scare them. (srs)
Think about it. You're stupid and gullible as a unemployed american who didn't even graduate high school.
Remember there was a case about the first person who was diagnosed with ebola a few years back in the U.S.? Ebola was covered by every news station in the world and everyone was scared because of it. Where is it now?? Who else in the United States is suffering from ebola?? No one. Did they ever produce a vaccine against ebola? No. So what happened to it?
Rare diseases like ebola and superbug are used by the governement to cover up things and give news sources chit to show retarded and common day individuals and scare them. (srs)
Think about it. You're stupid and gullible as a unemployed american who didn't even graduate high school.

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Jake's on you op, I have been not washing my hands after I schit since I was four years old, strategically building up my immune system for this very day. LMao @ weak immune system ****gits
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Originally Posted By hermanmunster2⏩
Think you mean bacterio****es brah, macro****es are a type of white blood cell.Have macro****es been mentioned yet. They eat bacteria and the USSR used them how we did antibiotics. The problem with them is that they are very specialized unlike antibiotics which treat a wide range.
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The future isn't a bleak as you make it out to be.
New antibiotics aren't necessary. It's the science of how/when/what to use current antibiotics.
And it's one of the fastest growing fields, particularly with recent integration with computer programs (like Time Machine SW) that direct evolutionary phenotypes.
The biggest hurdle is going to be educating future physicians, who as of now, prescribe broad spectrum antibiotics like candy.
New antibiotics aren't necessary. It's the science of how/when/what to use current antibiotics.
And it's one of the fastest growing fields, particularly with recent integration with computer programs (like Time Machine SW) that direct evolutionary phenotypes.
The biggest hurdle is going to be educating future physicians, who as of now, prescribe broad spectrum antibiotics like candy.
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05-27-2016, 02:49 PM
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is this such a big deal because the fear is this will propagate quickly to other strains? making other strains antibiotic resistant as well..?
because aids still isn't curable, and while it is a problem its not like 99% of the population is dying from aids
because aids still isn't curable, and while it is a problem its not like 99% of the population is dying from aids
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Originally Posted By heyyouwhome⏩
fukin dedJake's on you op, I have been not washing my hands after I schit since I was four years old, strategically building up my immune system for this very day. LMao @ weak immune system ****gits
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