Poison used to kill insects contributes to resistance to antibiotics. My theory.

    Bugs that are poisoned are the same as germs that modify their DNA upon receiving the poison. Poison that affects the DNA of the insect whether it dies or not also affects the other elements. Germs are affected by poison. Bacteria is affected by poison. The germs in insects are affected. The bacteria in insects is affected. Some germs are good some bacteria is good. The bad germs are affected the same as the good. When insects are poisoned it in turn affects the DNA of the germs and viruses that become more resistant to antibiotics, because of the poison in the environment.

     Resistance to antibiotics is a direct result of poison used to control insects and other unwanted things like weeds.

      The more we poison insects and weeds, the more resistant the bacteria and germs become to antibiotics.

       This is my theory.