82 Herbal Alternatives to Antibiotic Resistance

On Health for Women

Aviva Romm

Alternative Health, Arts, Medicine, Health & Fitness

4.8 • 1.4K Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2018

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

There’s no doubt about it – antibiotics are a good thing. They save lives every day. But are they as safe as they are common? In today’s episode, we dive into the largest global public health threat facing the world today — antibiotic resistance. The overprescribing and inappropriate prescribing of antibiotics, and the overuse of antibiotics in the food industry, is creating resistant strains of bacteria that no longer respond to antibiotics that used to effectively treat certain infections. Tune in to learn why antibiotics get overprescribed, how you can get the tools and information you need in order to do your part to stop this trend, and my 8 go-to herbal antibiotic alternatives for common infections. “More is not better in the case of antibiotics.” - Aviva Romm Join Dr. Aviva Romm as she dishes up a weekly dose of the whole truth on health and medicine. To learn more about this episode of Natural MD Radio go to http://www.avivaromm.com/082

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0:15.7	Welcome to Natural MD Radio, your place to hear the whole truth on health and medicine for women and children and get the tools you need to take back your health naturally starting now.
0:17.8	I'm Dr. Aviva Rong. Hi everyone and welcome to a new episode of Natural MD radio. Today we're going to be talking about a topic that is incredibly important to me. In fact, it is my legacy topic.
0:40.4	So if somebody ever asks you what you'd want written on your tombstone or what you'd want your family members, friends and communities say about you after you've died, that is a legacy statement or a legacy, something of importance for legacy.
0:57.6	But before I jump into that topic now that I'm sure I've got you intrigued, I want to share with you something fun that I'd like to do maybe once a month
1:06.0	with Natural MD radio and that is celebrate those of you who are taking the time which I so appreciate to leave comments over on iTunes
1:16.6	and share the love that you're sharing with me and other women and what we'd like to do is
1:22.4	thank you for leaving comments and I'd love to be able to do
1:25.3	this for everyone but we're going to pick and choose just kind of randomly or look for the
1:30.1	super juicy comments and send those of you who do that a special thank you gift.
1:36.7	Now if you are within the continental United States you will possibly even receive an actual physical gift in the mail providing that we can get in touch with you and if you live out of the US then because of shipping issues we won't be able to mail you something by post, but email
1:55.1	goes pretty much everywhere, so we'll send you a special gift by email.
1:59.6	So today we have a comment from Hand-M- March 12th, 2018, and she says helping women take
2:10.5	charge of their health so they are able to really advocate for themselves.
2:15.4	That's the best thing about these podcasts.
2:17.6	I appreciate all the great science-based info that helps me take charge of improving my health.
2:24.3	It's been a struggle for more than 10 years of thyroid trouble,
2:28.4	but I've learned so much about creating
2:31.0	more good days than bad ones.
2:34.0	I'm so glad that we are able to do that for you.
2:38.7	We meaning me, my husband who helps get all these podcasts loaded my team that gets them onto iTunes
2:45.8	it's always so rewarding to know that the work that we do in our life is reaching you and making a difference.
2:54.7	So thank you all.
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