Resistance to antibiotics, a major problem for cancer in the future
Antibiotic resistance (a health problem that kills more people than cancer itself).
The UN reports that if antibiotic resistance is not paid attention, by the year 2050 more than 10 million lives will be claimed.
Antibiotic resistance is a response of microorganisms to the use of these drugs. Their use, and especially their abuse, causes them to lose effectiveness due to different biological mechanisms.
Due to resistance to antibiotics, currently around 700,000 people die a year in the world. The scenario that is handled in studies is that the situation will not change. To get an idea, currently around eight million die in the world annually from cancer. It is estimated that by 2050 we will reach figures of over 10 million deaths from unresolved infections due to antibiotic resistance.
How can we prevent this:
- Do not take antibiotics if they are not prescribed by health professionals.
- Do not use too many antibiotics, even if there are leftovers.
- Cleanliness in food preparation, personal hygiene and care when being with sick patients.
- Strengthen policies on the use of antibiotics in animals.
Antibiotic resistance is putting the achievements of modern medicine at risk. If we do not have effective antibiotics to prevent and treat infections, any person, no matter how minimal the infection, will be alarmingly unprotected.
We know that the fight against this important health problem is a priority for WHO
(World Health Organization). But it is also up to us to do a lot to prevent such threats.
A very important line to consider is to keep our immune system in an optimal state.
Halsa Center has preventive treatments to improve your immune system, from supplementation, to more elaborate treatments through serum therapies or even using transfer factors for more important conditions.
In the same way, we can guide you to treat infectious processes With totally natural treatments, without having to use first-choice antibiotics.
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