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>Second, even if you could, why do that? Our body seems to fight nasty stuff pretty well. If you have some specific condition or disease, then just take targete
by 27182818284 8y ago
>Second, even if you could, why do that? Our body seems to fight nasty stuff pretty well. If you have some specific condition or disease, then just take targeted measures.
"Many people are confused and think that I want to kill all the germs in the world. This is not true. There is good bacteria in our bodies and our environment that is extremely important. I consider myself a "norophobe" and not a "germaphobe". " --
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- eXpl0it3r 8y agoAnd yet even the bad ones are important, because without them your immune system can't keep building immunity. If you have an immune system deficiency then by all-means doing research on this is important, but there's really no point in trying to get rid of all the "bad" germs just to get rid of them, because eventually that will weaken your immune system.