WHAT IS ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE?
The term ‘antibiosis’ (from Latin against life) was introduced by French bacteriologist Jean Paul Vuillemin to describe the action of antibacterial medicines — antibiotics. When pathogens acquire the ability to withstand the effects of antibiotics, they become resistant to them. Such bacteria and fungi can cause infections in humans and animals that are difficult to treat.
The World Health Organization (WHO) warns about antibiotic resistance, making healthcare approaches based on ‘good bacteria’ a priority in combating the growing resistance to widely overused antibiotics.
…WE NEED SKINCARE METHODS BASED ON GOOD BACTERIA
To effectively counteract long-term antibiotic resistance, probiotherapy is becoming increasingly important. Instead of destroying all bacteria, the most effective way to support our own immune system is to introduce millions of beneficial, live bacteria that sustainably and naturally support health. Probiotherapy is an effective, fast, and well-tolerated alternative to traditional solutions, and it is safe even in the context of skincare.
