Antibiotic resistant Virus update 12/3/13

[Digger]

Highlander,

I think you may have this back to front...

The infectious diseases that were once stopped dead by antibiotics that they had never encountered before have evolved and developed immunity to those antibiotics.

Because antibiotics are freely prescribed now, there is a far bigger population in which the diseases are exposed. More exposure eventually equates to more disease variants that are resistant to the antibiotics.

I don't think it has anything to do with any individual person having not used antibiotics before, as the antibiotics are not designed to strengthen our innate capability to fight disease, just to liquidate the disease on their own.

Does this make sense? I am very happy to be proven wrong by someone who truly understands these things.

This is just my 2p s worth.