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Originally Posted by Villages PL
Do you have to hear about something first in order to exercise caution? Even if it doesn't promote cancer, I don't want to treat my skin that way. Our skin contains natural oils and good bacteria for a protective purpose.
(Over how many decades did the medical community say that a person's appendix served no purpose? Because they never heard of it serving a purpose.)
Good to know, so it's a good thing I almost never use public restroom soap.
I believe I read that in a recent book, "Missing Microbes" by Martin J. Blaser M.D.
Obviously, if your hands are soiled for whatever reason or you are going to be handling/preparing food, it's a good idea to use soap and water. Otherwise, most of the time there's no need for soap.
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Thanks for your comments. I completely disagree with your last comment, but understand your opinion on the first.
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