Antibiotic use in children is being examined by many doctors and researchers. For the past decade, infectious disease researchers have suggested that the high frequency of antibiotic medications is contributing to more drug-resistant infectious illnesses. However, researchers are now suggesting that frequent antibiotic use is also contributing to obesity in children and the development of illness. This may be due to creating an unhealthy imbalance in bacteria naturally present in our intestinal gut system.
Good vs Bad Bacteria
Human intestinal systems naturally have a balance of good bacteria present. These bacteria aid with digestion and also help the immune system fight off infections. Eating a diet high in probiotics, which feed healthy bacteria has been shown to boost immune system function and contribute to overall health.
However, the most common reaction from doctors when presented with an infectious illness is to prescribe antibiotics. Although helpful in stopping many illnesses, antibiotics kill off all gut bacteria, including beneficial bacteria that actually contribute to healthy gut and immune system function.
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