Peter Attia· MD
most of the antibiotics out there they really do have this they decimate your microbiome they don't kill everything which is why you can have these things like the sea diff infections
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most of the antibiotics out there they really do have this they decimate your microbiome they don't kill everything which is why you can have these things like the sea diff infections
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and this is actually one of the arguments in the antibiotic World which is that antibiotics over time have become more and more broadspectrum they kill more and more different things whereas you really want to go in this opposite direction which is you Precision a lot more Precision around them