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Potentially - though it's a lot harder to evolve resistance to physical destruction than it is to a given antibiotic. The other aspect, aka 'the hygiene hypothe
by blacksmith_tb 4y ago
Potentially - though it's a lot harder to evolve resistance to physical destruction than it is to a given antibiotic. The other aspect, aka 'the hygiene hypothesis' still holds, killing more pathogens may well lead to weakened immune response from lack of exposure.
- deegles 4y agoThe immune system is not a muscle that needs to be "exercised."
- lstodd 4y agoBy that logic vaccines can't work
- deegles 4y agoRead this: https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking-health-general-science/boost-your-knowledge-about-boosting-your-immune-system https://www.mcgill.ca/oss/article/critical-thinking-health-g...
- wkat4242 4y agoBut it can be trained to recognize diseases at low dosages so it becomes more responsive when you have direct contact with a carrier