Biotics

... Viruses cannot multiply on their own and have to take over other cells to multiply. Bacterial infections are easy to cure with the use of anti-biotics, where-as viruses can be insufferably hard to cure or vaccinate against. For example: We still don't have a cure for the common cold. Sources: ...

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... in his diet book. I found I lost no weight on his strict two-week induction diet until I'd undergone a month of anti-fungal treatment: garlic, pro-biotics and a strict diet. Worth a try for anyone with sugar problems.

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... though) and always light headed, sometimes fainting. I had the blood test because i was at my wits end with bladder infections and taking ani-biotics every month, so i was willing to try anything. But i dont really know how sugar harms me, does it make my blood dance and scream? It surely ...

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So, what the teacher could have meant to say was that the bacteria which are influenced by these viruses can be killed by anti-biotics, which in turn could in theory stop the illness by illiminating the host range which the virus is able to act upon. Phages are not going to attack human ...

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While your teacher was technically incorrect, and antibiotics can not by any means destroy a virus, she may have been correct in a concept and mis conveyed it to you. Many common illnesses are caused by bacteria which are altered by bacteriophages (a ...

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