antibiotics in the drinking water and food supply

hi

so as you all know here in the usa

we have multiple types of drugs that are dumped into the watwer supply every day, people flushing pills down the toilet, etc hospitals disposing of pills into the water supply

and those drugs in the water go to the faucet

also there are antibiotics in our food, in poultry and animals and dairy products

and we are wondering why theres superbugs.antibiotic resistant infections are one of the main causes of death of elderly people in the usa. and anti biotic resistant anifections kill more people in the usa each year than hiv does

but theres no awareness of it.

on top of that mercury in the food and radiation lower the immune system so when people get superbugs they are less able to fight it off.

why is there no public campaign against superbug awareness if its a growing problem? theres all these campaigns on cancer and other disease but for superbugs they sweep it under the rug like its nothing.

maybe its for population control? the health department or fda dosnt want to do anything about it except invent fancier newer antibiotics

but superbugs adapt and over time become resistant to every single antibiotic invented. so all you will get in a few decades is a much stronger superbug that's more resistant