Types of Homotoxins

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Aggressive therapies: antibiotics • Overgrowth • Some antibiotics eliminate certain kinds of bacteria but encourage growth of other bacteria or fungi • Dysbacteriosis • Eliminating “good” bacteria (whose presence in the digestive tract is desirable) • Allergy • Many antibiotics produce skin rashes and other signs of allergy (fever, arthritis, etc.) in predisposed subjects © IAH 2007 42 Beside an over consumption of psychotropic drugs there is also an over consumption of antibiotics. Although there is in most industrial countries a governmental campaign against the overuse of antibiotics (resistant bacteria in clinical environment) in the last years, antibiotics are still widely used in first line medicine. The use of an antibiotic is a direct attack to the terrain of the patient. Although antibiotics will inhibit the proliferation of a certain bacteria or class of bacteria, they will favour the other ones that remain and get the whole terrain for themselves. In a certain way we can state that the use of antibiotics will cultivate the stronger species. Some bacteria live in symbiosis with the human organism. This is with certitude the fact with a whole range of intestinal bacteria. Broad spectrum antibiotics will also affect them and deregulate the intestinal flora with all kind of symptoms and diseases as a consequence. Many antibiotics have a low tolerance rate and cause intolerances and even allergies in predisposed persons. 42
Aggressive therapies: antibiotics • Resistance • Bacteria develop resistance to antibiotics • Continuous or repeated administration of antibiotics for minor diseases promotes the appearance of this type of resistance • Toxicity • Antibiotics can cause damage to the kidneys, liver and nervous system and produce haematological changes © IAH 2007 43 Frequent use of antibiotics on the same stem of a bacteria will in the long term induce resistance of that bacteria against that antibiotic. For the moment this is a main issue in middle European hospitals as in immune deficient patients (elderly people, post operative, etc…) these resistant bacteria can induce life threatening infections. Antibiotics are exogenous homotoxins and can create liver and kidney damage. Some of them are even neurotoxic. We also see changes in blood platelet aggregation and functioning of other blood corpuscles. 43
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