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Childhood antibiotics linked to inflammatory diseases in adulthood

New research, involving mice, has shown that antibiotics used in very early life can alter the normal development of gut bacteria and may contribute to the development of a number of inflammatory conditions including multiple sclerosis (MS), asthma and inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)...Read more - http://www.ms-uk.org/childhood-antibiot ... ood-120417

Gut bacteria? What a surprise!

When I was 12, I was kept on a continuous regime of oral antibiotics for several months. I had blood tests every day to monitor my "white count". As far as I am concerned, that is the only way to use antibiotics. It is almost never done now. Superbugs are the result.

I had osteomyelitis, which I recommend you do not get. I lived my life before MS and had a pretty good one, till then. The antibiotics cured my osteomyelitis.

Not one doctor I have had since then cared tuppence about this history.

I am convinced a good way to treat MS is with a microbiome (fecal) transplant. I do not know how to get one.

If only mice controlled the drug industry, instead of the other way around.