I mean it’s a smooth swerve lol
Go get itt
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As far as I know this is the first antibiotic as a field. It is very useful for infections of upper respiratory tracts. A small revolution, Captain! Be blessed
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Second, we are getting reblessed :D
have you seen this one also?
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I mean amoxicillin is effective for bacteria in upper respiratory tracts but not only.
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This also means probiotics not needed anymore afterwards as the good/helpful bacteria won’t be targeted anymore?
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This one definitely feels much better than The Bacteria and Fungi Apocalypse, directly to my throat and sinus area 
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Wow really? That’s kinda cool
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Thank you so much, Captain!
I’m gonna ask here as well, about the yoggurt part? Is any yoggurt good for repopulating bacteria? Is one big yoggurt a day enough?
Also, Do we use it 3-4 times per use, one day a week or one day a month?
How often? 
Or more often, daily?
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Do you know why bacteria and fungus apocalypse no longer available?
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So we can have a reason for this to slay 
probably because of gumroad policy, or just simple choice really
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I imagine if you have a genuine issue, if you went to the doctor for it it must have told you to take Amoxicilin for like 7-10-x days (usually). You might use that as a reference.
I don’t know about this field, but irl your shouldn’t use antibiotics without having a bacteria that is reactive to it, you shouldn’t overuse, and you shouldn’t underuse, lest you make your current bacteria stronger x you develop resistance to the antibiotic. The Art of War. The Art of War everywhere.
Am saying irl antibiotics shouldn’t be taken like gummy bears.
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@zea Thank you.
Yeah, I know, but I observed that fields for stomach, intestinal areas help me breath better (is it odd?), that’s why I thought that it’s not a bad idea to try it (already did 
), so I can kill off the bad bacteria from the body (bacteria field also helped me breathe better; it seems that my breathing problems have multiple causes); is it better to stop?
Where it mainly deal with bacteria？ inside or outside？
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Sorry, I don’t get this part (also, perhaps your question is not for me)?
No idea, ser :)
But yes, or makes a lot of sense that you would breathe better if intestines were better. I’m thinking gas, inflammation, dyspepsia, all sorts of fullness, which would put pressure on everything else. Maybe try a (colon) cleanse and/or whatever you were doing for the stomach and if that works, try to find the root cause (which of course could also be bacteria). Sure, some of us may have lost faith in the medical system, but it would still be pretty helpful to diagnose an issue. I personally don’t feel like I have the time and capacity to use too many fields just in case…
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Wanted to @Desiree you Desiree, but it seems i have the speed of the internet explorer so…
Anyways it’s smart, and it’s bacteria, it’s just not fungi and not apocalyptic yet
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Hmm. But if it helps you breathe better, logic says it actually acts upon something, so you might be on to something 
I suppose, keep an eye on it, maybe stop when it seems like effects have stopped. And yeah, see a doctor to find out what’s actually happening. :)
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omg…
lol i didn’t notice!!!
crush crush, my dreams are smashed
okay maybe we have part 2 in stock 
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