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Here’s what the article says, “the NAP1 type of the bacteria, a mutated version that produces roughly 20 times the toxins responsible for illnesses ranging from simple diarrhea to blood poisoning — and death… C. diff has long been a common, usually benign bug associated with simple, easily treated diarrhea in older patients in hospitals and nursing homes. About 3 percent of healthy adults harbor the bacteria with no problem. But overuse of antibiotics has allowed the germ to develop resistance in recent years, doctors said, creating the toxic new type that stumps traditional treatment.”

This is why I try to stay away from antibiotics and encourage the use of Transfer Factor – something quite native to our body. Go to tftestimonies.com to learn more how it has benefited many people. If this is something you have been looking for. Let me know. You can leave another comment. I am here to assist.