The average person in the UK does not follow a healthy diet or lifestyle and as a result takes more antibiotics, is more obese, has a higher risk of heart disease, loses more working days due to minor illnesses and is generally weaker and more likely to be infertile than their European counterparts. In short, the UK has become a fat, weak and sickly race more open to attack from superbugs like MRSA and dependent on antibiotics.

Health problems

Heart disease

Lost working days

ANTIBIOTICS

In fact, the average person in the UK takes so many antibiotics they do not have a decent immune system of their own. Doctors are all too ready to prescribe antibiotics for the slightest thing rather than send a patient home and tell them not to waste their time.

Antibiotics

MRSA and C-difficile

Super bugs

Allergies

Change of lifestyle

SUPERBUGS

As a result, superbugs like MRSA have wreaked havoc amongst elderly and sickly patients who have little or no immune system of their own because of the overuse of antibiotics.