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why only 99.9% of germs dead?
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Skipweasel[_2_]
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why only 99.9% of germs dead?
In article ,
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Past? We're still feeding antibiotics to farm animals on a regular basis
- i.e. not as part of a treatment for a current ailment.
Continual feeding is one thing, not taking a complete course to totally
wipe out an infection is another
Ah - that may actually be rather misleading.
Wish I could remember where I saw some research that showed that a 7-day
course of antibiotics is "traditional" because it's a week, but that in
many cases 3 or 4 days is plenty even allowing for making sure that
survivors don't develop resistance.
Long-term feeding probably has a better chance to develop "superbugs"
than human periodic useage.
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