A Global Drug Resistant Superbug Bacterial Pandemic

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Exploring the interplay between dietary fiber, gut flora, and human health, the book discusses how antibiotic and non-antibiotic drugs can influence colonic archaeal growth, leading to significant evolutionary changes in humans. A low-fiber diet, high in protein and fat, promotes endosymbiotic growth, potentially resulting in a Neanderthal-like phenotype. It details the transfer of antibiotic resistance genes among gut microorganisms, contributing to the emergence of superbugs and new pathogens, while suggesting plant antibiotics as a potential solution.