I always say that the only place where one needs to be super-vigilant  about microbes, unless one is immunocompromised, is in a hospital  setting. Otherwise we are not doing ourselves any favors by not allowing  our immune systems to become stronger by fighting off microbes that we  encounter on a daily basis. There is a theory that this may be part of  why so many children have asthma these days. Their immune systems have  never been allowed to grow strong. Of course there are many other  possible reasons for the rise in childhood asthma, such as the number of  chemicals in the environment and even exposure to food additives such  as MSG, which are deemed harmless but are actually anything but.
Monday, August 2, 2010
Germophobia May Make You Sick
Posted by Cie Cheesemeister at 1:22 PM
Labels: asthma, germophobia, health issues, microbes, microbiology, superinfections
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