MyFutureSelfnMe wrote:
MightyMorphin wrote:
Simple fact is, normal soap doesn't kill bacteria. It will lay there in your sink and lay there on your hands. All you are doing is washing away dirt, not bacteria.
If it's breeding superbacteria, who cares? Superbacteria has constantly been breeding since the earth first started, we will just cross that bridge when it comes to it.
Why try to kill all bacteria? Antibacterial soap is proven to weaken your immune system and make you vulnerable to infection. You want the remaining bacteria inside your body?
Try saying that in front of the billions who use antibacterial soap every day and never get ill. You don't have any evidence to prove that. You still get bacteria into your system through your ears, nose, mouth and skin. Your immune system is constantly fighting bacteria, whether you think it or not.
It's been proven that antibacterial soap makes you ill. I don't need to prove it here on WP.
13 Aug 2012, 12:31 pm
