Germs are More Intelligent Than Humans

Antibiotics are organisms or microbial produced through the chemical substances. Penicillin is one of its examples which have the function of eradicating other microbes from attacking human body.

White spots in the above figure show antibiotics with different intensity. The penicillin which is located at the bottom shows no black ring, meaning that it has no effective at all towards the germs called streptococcus.

Nowadays, human has abused the use of the antibiotic. The doctor for example, has to crack down head to prescribe other types of stronger and more dangerous antibiotics to fight against the diseases. Sometimes, doctor has to come to a stage that he himself has no ability to diagnose the disease as the germs have developed into more varieties that are indeed stronger to stand for medicines and vaccines. We are all at the worrying state to cope with more newly developed germs around us. Every one of us may have a possibility to get contact with these germs if we are unfortunate or unaware about personal hygiene and take no knowledge of health.

The misuse of antibiotics may not cure the disease but it just made things worst. It does not bring benefit to our health; instead it makes our body more prone to diseases. It seems like the super germs are hardly to eradicate nowadays.

Though the germs may appear small to human’s eyes, their powerful attack should not be ignored. Many diseases occurred due to the negligence of human who may have wrongly interpreted the attack of germs towards their lives.

Someone has tied penicillin, radar and the atomic bomb during World War II as three big inventions human had ever made. Indeed, before the discovery of penicillin which has a role of antibiotic, human were exposed to more treats of unknown germs. Some lives had been taken away as the germs had conquered the normal cells by modifying their genetic codes, which eventually brought to the deaths.

In the 14th century, Black Death had swept across Europe. One third of its population died from the infectious diseases. In the human history, germs were the most terrible threats and it was first appeared in the beginning of the 16th century in America. The smallpox viruses were said to take away half of the population in Mexico.

Later, with the discovery of antibiotics, many infectious diseases such as smallpox, tuberculosis, meningitis and typhoid fever, was no longer an incurable disease. As a result, antibiotic has regarded as the most powerful weapon to eradicate those scary diseases. In the 1970s, the scientists thought that they had successfully eradicating diseases which meant to them as big advancement in a medical field.