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In this issue of the newsletter, Jon discusses the emergence of two new superbugs -- C. diff and K. pneumoniae -- that are evolving rapidly. Not only are they now resistant to most antibiotics, but they have learned to spread outside of hospitals. Yes, they were created in hospitals and nursing homes, but like murderous escaped convicts, they have broken out of those prisons and now threaten anyone with a compromised immune system or less than optimal intestinal bacteria. And like escaped convicts, they should be considered armed and dangerous! (Click here to read article...) SPECIAL: for the month of September, Baseline Nutritionals® is offering 80% off on up to three bottles of Blood Support™, Jon Barron's remarkable formula that nutritionally supports your body's ability to purify and optimize your blood, cleanse your liver, kill viruses, and, of course, "exorcise malignant spirits from your body." To make it easy for you to try this nasty tasting miracle, they have a special offer this month. With any order that totals $211.00 or more, they will throw in up to three bottles of Blood Support for 80% off retail. Just use your discount coupon. If you haven't already signed up to receive your discount coupons, learn how. It's free.
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Kristen Barron
 C. diff and K. pneumoniae are coming
by Jon Barron
There are many perfects in the world. We have perfect games, perfect faces, and perfect storms for example. Well, now we can add another: perfect breeding grounds for pathogens. And no, I'm not talking about toilets or sewers; I'm talking about hospitals, nursing homes, and long-term-care facilities.
In one sense, this is hardly news. Hospitals, as far back as records allow – at least to 230 BC, when King Ashoka is said to have founded some eighteen dedicated hospitals in ancient India – have faced a fundamental problem. When you crowd sick people together, communicable diseases get to spread easily from patient to patient. Thus, once the nature of communicable diseases was finally understood, the first isolation wards came into being. And that worked reasonably well until the uncontrolled use of antibiotics began creating superbugs that could not be contained in isolation wards. We're talking about superbugs that travel on the skin or saliva of healthy people – or on the shoes of anyone walking into (or out of) a hospital for that matter. Our worst science fiction movies are on the verge of becoming real life.
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