Yes, but this one had his name twice so it counts as two votes!
I’m an American that developed a taste for Vegemite the Aussie way with butter. I want to try Marmite now.
You’re absolutely correct.
Fucking hell. So they are hiding good reporting. 😔
Was this removed from the article? I literally cannot find it.
I don’t think they actually owned the letters they typed.
I think you need to read the Dungeon Crawler Carl series. 😂
That album is really great! Road Man has a great tune.
Going back to the original question you asked as I understand it, and I am paraphrasing, “what is the purpose of more antibiotic-susceptible gut bacteria in infants?” I am guessing it’s a numbers game to allow our own gut bacteria to develop a stronger natural resistance in its environment to help them continue on without issue as we get older. Since every body is different, I assume there are many physiological differences that fuck with foreign invaders even if they’ve been in a similar environment elsewhere. That early susceptibility is to allow our specific variant to adapt to the drug with our own nuances that hopefully the invaders haven’t encountered.
I’m just guessing here. I’d have to ask an expert in this field what their theory is.
You said preventing antibiotic resistance. If you’re preventing the bacteria from resisting the antibiotics then they would be dying. Unless I’m missing something in what you’re trying to say?
Harambe is back from the dead and PISSED!
Well, to ensure that nasty bacteria don’t get a foothold in your system I’d assume? Will it kill your own helpful bacteria? Yes, but they should be much more plentiful and able to repopulate.
I’m not an expert in this by any means, but that would make the most sense to me.