Antibiotic use in farming set to soar despite superbug concerns
- AMR
- antibiotic resistance
The overuse of antibiotics in animal farming is driving the rise of superbugs.
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The overuse of antibiotics in animal farming is driving the rise of superbugs.
Animal agriculture is the main driver of biodiversity and wildlife loss and one simple change could make all the difference.
Health myths abound in the food aisles of our supermarkets and health food stores not to mention in the sensational daily headlines too.
If you abide by these eight rules for a healthy cardiovascular system, your heart will be in good shape to ride the ups and downs of the rollercoaster of love.
More research shows the biggest direct driver of wildlife loss is intensive agriculture, livestock farming and fishing.
Compounds found in animal foods – especially when they are cooked – increase the risk of disease.
Eating plenty of fruit, vegetables, wholegrains, pulses, nuts and seeds lowers the risk of developing bowel cancer.
Meat, dairy, cheese and eggs increase acidity in the body and can lead to chronic diseases such as diabetes and cancer.
A vegan world would have a far smaller population of farmed animals, yes, but thousands of wild species would be rescued from the brink of extinction.
Despite bold claims that the UK has some of the highest animal welfare standards in the world, a disturbing lack of enforcement is rife.