Antidepressant Causing Deadly Infections

By Jack Taylor Posted September 21, 2018

For years, the mainstream has been pushing antidepressants like candy.

And they make big promises about how these drugs are safe… and work fast.

But we all know that’s a HUGE LIE.

Many antidepressants have been linked to weight gain, sexual problems, and even increased risk of suicide…. and sometimes they take months to work.

But that’s just the tip of the iceberg…

Because one of these dangerous pills could be setting you up for a deadly antibiotic-resistant infection.

Fortunately, there’s a better way to beat your blues… without any health risks.

Prozac has been destroying the health of millions for decades.

Now it looks like this drug is fueling the antibiotic-resistance epidemic, too.

In a new lab study, researchers exposed E.coli — a dangerous bacteria that can cause life-threatening infection — to varying doses of Prozac for 30 days.

At the end of the trial, researchers found that drug caused the bacteria’s genes to mutate, making the pathogen resistant to common antibiotics.

These drugs — including chloramphenicol, amoxicillin and tetracycline — are widely prescribed for skin, lung, and urinary tract infections.

Even worse, the higher the dose, the higher the rate of antibiotic resistance becomes.

In fact, after just 30 days of Prozac exposure, the bacteria can have up to 50 million times higher rates of resistance.

50 million… just imagine what that could do to your chances of surviving an infection.

Never stop Prozac or any antidepressant cold turkey. Talk to your doctor about how to taper off this medication slowly.

And think about taking a probiotic. Studies show these good bacteria can help strengthen your gut and protect you against E. coli infections… and depression.

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Regards,

Jack Taylor
Department of Research, Turapür Products