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The most honest answer I can give is to take charge yourself as much as possible. The hospital owners are disgusted as well as disgraced to find out that what they are doing to prevent people from dying in their care is not enough. The staff in hospitals is under an incredible amount of pressure to keep things "clean." This is not enough.
Our immune system is very capable of defending the body from a various number of attack. However, when it does not have the nutritional supply it needs and plenty of rest, the immune system breaks down and the body can die.
Have a look at this little article on MSNBC. Then you can read the next column.
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24879770
How much money have you spent to protect your body from the unseen attackers that have the ability to kill, steal and destroy lives in an instant? Chances are 2% of all the readers of this depressing news do something.
Think about it. 90% of the United States population is overweight, under-exercised, stressed out, tired, depressed and poverty stricken. As a matter of fact, plenty of the super-rich dies too young from self-abusive lavish lifestyles. Many of the billlionaires across the globe have died too young.
What in the world is it going to take to awaken people? I think people are waiting for a super-disaster. I live in Florida. We have had tragedy here from hurricanes, tornadoes and storms. Do you think people would even think of buying a dome or earth home? The answer is an unbelievable NO!
Don't wait for disaster to knock on your door. Take a few steps to equip your body and immune system so that you too can live a very long and happy life. Go here and try something good for a change.
I really don't want to bug you but......
Gut Superbugs causing more illnesses, deaths
By MIKE STOBBE, AP Medical Writer - Wed May 28, 4:03 PM PDT
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The number of people hospitalized with a dangerous intestinal superbug has been growing by more than 10,000 cases a year, according to a new study.
The germ, resistant to some antibiotics, has become a regular menace in hospitals and nursing homes.
The study found it played a role in nearly 300,000 hospitalizations in 2005, more than double the number in 2000.
The infection, Clostridium difficile, is found in the colon and can cause diarrhea and a more serious intestinal condition known as colitis. It is spread by spores in feces. But the spores are difficult to kill with most conventional household cleaners or antibacterial soap.
C-diff, as it's known, has grown resistant to certain antibiotics that work against other colon bacteria. The result: When patients take those antibiotics, competing bacteria die off and C-diff explodes.
This virulent strain of C-diff was rarely seen before 2000.
"The nature of this infection is changing. It's more severe," said Dr. L. Clifford McDonald, a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention expert who was not part of the study.
There are other factors that play into the rise of C-diff cases as well, including a larger of number of patients who are older and sicker. "And there may be some overuse and inappropriate use of antibiotics," said Dr. Marya Zilberberg, a University of Massachusetts researcher and lead author of the study.
The Zilberberg study was based on a sample of more than 36 million annual discharges from non-governmental U.S. hospitals. That data was used to generate the study's national estimates.
The research is being published in the June issue of Emerging Infectious Diseases, a CDC publication.
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