The number of bacterial infections is growing every year, and the effectiveness of pharmaceutical antibiotics is declining. Pathogenic bacteria surviving after the use of 3rd generation antibiotics develop resistance - resistance - to the drug. This gives rise to superinfections, which there is simply nothing to fight with. Renowned naturopath Stephen Harrord Buner suggests using natural antibiotics to fight non-serious bacterial infections. Those that plants supply us with and that have been used by people for thousands of years to help them survive. Herbal medicines, with their complex mixture of many antibiotic, systemic and synergistic compounds, should be our first line of defense against resistant infections. The author describes the most popular and available plants today, methods of their treatment and use in classical infections: bronchitis, mild bacterial pneumonia, otitis media, poisoning.

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