Antibiotics in yogurt: fact or myth?

Antibiotics in yogurt: fact or myth?
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Yogurt is one of the most popular foods that is famous for its health benefits. However, some people worry that yogurt may contain antibiotic residues that can negatively affect their health. Let's see if this is true.
 
First, it should be noted that the use of antibiotics in yogurt production is highly regulated by law and regulation. Maximum levels of antibiotic residues are set at safe levels and monitored by the relevant authorities.
 
Secondly, antibiotics are not a mandatory component in the production of yogurt. Basically, antibiotics are used in animal husbandry to treat and prevent diseases in animals that can be transmitted to humans through animal products. However, with proper processing of dairy products, including yogurt, antibiotic residues should not be left in the product.
 
In addition, it should be remembered that antibiotics are not harmful substances in themselves. They are designed to treat infections and illnesses caused by bacteria. However, improper use of antibiotics can lead to the development of bacterial resistance to them, making it difficult to treat infections and can have negative health consequences.
 
Thus, it can be concluded that antibiotic residues in yogurt can be at a safe level and do not pose a threat to human health. However, attention should be paid to the correct use of antibiotics in animal husbandry and medicine to avoid the development of bacterial resistance and other undesirable health effects.

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