Super Gonorrhea Proves Howard Stern Is Wrong About DDT

So, have you heard about the killer gonorrhea strains in Japan
that can't be stopped by any known drugs, including antibiotics?

Their existence proves why Howard Stern is so dead wrong about
the need for legalizing DDT to deal with bed bugs.

30 years ago, DDT was legal in the US and it was used, among other
things, to kill bed bugs. For several years, beg bugs are back, and so
Stern thinks it's due to the lack of DDT.

Of course, why they weren't back before now, doesn't bother him about
his logic. But what's also missing are the facts. DDT is still in use in
many places around the world, and when it's used on bed bugs, it only
tends to make them worse. It stirs them up, but doesn't kill them.

The overuse of DDT has created resistant strains of bed bugs, just as
the overuse of antibiotics is creating resistant strains of all kinds of
bugs that attack the human body.

The answer isn't stronger poisons, which by the way, antibiotics and
all medicines are (poison) -- we need to quit overusing poison, and
build up our immune systems so those super bugs can't touch us.

Of course, that doesn't answer how to deal with bed bugs