Superbugs
What is the primary concern—the superbug or a deficiency in natural immunity?
In my hypothesis, the greatest issue is not only the superbug but the weakness (narrowing biodiversity and population loss) of a healthy microbiome in our bodies. The continuous overuse of antibiotics shaped the resistant microbes, which are called superbugs.
Antimicrobial resistance (AMR)
Antibiotic and drug-resistant “superbugs” have been a long-standing concern among scientists and health professionals. Antibiotics target infection-causing bacteria, but they can also kill beneficial bacteria (the human body has approximately 100 trillion). Superbugs or antimicrobial_resistance (AMR) could kill more than 50 million people worldwide by 2050. Some studies have emphasized the devastating effects of AMR on global health and economies, particularly in South_Asia, South hashtag#America, and Sub-Saharan Africa.
Symbiotic Relationship
For thousands of years, the human body has evolved alongside the microbiome, forming a symbiotic relationship. Such symbiotic relationships maintain our health and safety. This situation is evolving into a complex two-pronged issue, with bad bacteria becoming resistant to antibiotics and good bacteria disappearing.
What are the solutions?
Antibiotics should be completely banned, especially in food production systems (dairy, poultry, cattle, and agricultural production). We ingest antibiotic residues/debris in food and consume it at least three times every day. To overcome this difficulty, we must first evaluate our food production system before moving on to subsequent phases.
Camel Milk
Yes, superfoods such as camel milk can conquer the superbug challenge, but why?
Because camel milk has a magical microbiota, it can act as a seed for a healthy microbiome (probiotics), fortifying and revitalizing the gut microbiome. A healthy gut environment fosters a strong and crucial interaction with the mind while also providing overall health and happiness to the body. Also,
Camel milk contains lactoferrin (the magical microbullets), which destroys infections, especially viral & bacterial attacks, and boosts human health. Camel milk is high in vitamin_C, which is regarded as an anti-infectious nutrient in the human diet.
