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Pros and Cons of Antibiotics 　　Gong Xiaoming had rashes and itches. At 12：47 pm， she posted on her microblog： I ate some lamb the day before yesterday， and over the past two days I could not help but wonder that the lamb might have antibiotics？ Liao Xinbo， Deputy Director of Guangdong Provincial Health Department twittered this and replied， Your suspicion is reasonable. The widespread use of antibiotics in animal breeding makes bacteria resistant to antibiotics， and if these bacteria spread to humans， huge problems will occur. Its a factual case reported in an article titled Antibiotics Abuse in the Breeding Industry Becomes an Open Secret--Hens， Pigs and Fish Take Medicine as Staple Food in 2011 on Nanfang Daily， one of Chinas authoritative media. In recent years， such doubts are frequently published on newspapers. According to statistics， there are over 20 sorts of antibiotics and some 10 strains of synthetic antimicrobial drugs used in feed. Although there are different limits on antibiotics use in animal feed currently due to health concern， cases of antibiotics abuse still occur now and then. 　　A miracle in the past 　　Antibiotics， which helped human overcome invincible bacteria， were once considered as a miracle for human race. According to Baidupedia： Antibiotics mainly are mainly composed of bacteria， moulds or secondary metabolites or synthetic analogs produced by other microorganisms. They are primarily used to cure infectious diseases caused by microbial or disease-causing microorganism infections， and usually do not have a tangible impact on the hosts. 　　Like people， livestock need protein， amino acids， mineral trace elements and other nutrients to grow. Only when these nutrients are added to their feed can they grow up healthily. There are 13 categories of feed additives which are allowed in different countries such as amino acids， vitamins， minerals trace elements， etc. to protect health and control disease. 　　According to Qiao Shiyan， Deputy D