Having been exposed to antibiotics over time, some bacteria evolve, mutate or change in certain ways that make them invulnerable to antibiotics. Photo: TNS
Human intestinal microflora (or microbiota) are essential to our health, playing a role in nutrition, development, metabolism and regulation of immune responses.
Antibiotics may disrupt these interactions, leading to acute or chronic disease in some individuals.
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