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  1. Yeah, resistant Superbug, straight from invention of the Biologists.

  2. organic dream says:

    weve know about this for years.

  3. C'mon, be more specific with the title. Yes triclosan is known to be avoided, but not all soaps contain it. I can't stand how these pro-dirty articles pop up every now and then. How in the hell do you think staph infection spreads? It's because not all filthy humans are washing their hands correctly. Bar soap and water are not enough to clean thoroughly. You quote a study, but you didn't quote all of them. Studies can easily be cherry picked to highlight one's stance on an issue. I've seen studies stating that the best time to be exposed to various bacterias is during childhood. That's the critical stage of immune system development. Once it's developed, that's it, no more bacterial exposure is needed. From there on forward, cleanliness is determined by habit. I've also seen studies proving that people that wash their hands often combined with consistent use of hand sanitizer rarely get sick. Did you know that the biggest problem hospitals have is doctors not washing their hands often? Did you know that the biggest thing they highlight in med school is constant hand washing including the frequent use of hand sanitizer? Not killing cross contaminated bacteria from your hands is insanely inconsiderate. Because you're spreading disease around in the common things you touch like doorknobs, gas pumps, shopping carts etc. Don't even think about shaking my hand either. If you can provide a record of the things you've touched, and if you washed your hands correctly then maybe I'll shake; I'd still break out the hand sanitizer shortly after. Unless we're making a business deal, keep your dirty hands to yourself, a simple nod will do.

  4. Hand Sanitizer says:

    I used to love hand sanitizer. Such a convenient method of killing hand-borne germs.

  5. Dean Campbell says:

    No it doesn’t create superbugs… Amazing no bugs have become soap resistant tho

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