OFF TOPIC!!! antibaterial soap and dishsoap

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keep talking Barbara, and guess what .... maybe somewhere somebody will listen.

This has been my rant ever since the stuff started on the shelves. Nobody

listens to me.

Hugs,

Chanda

 

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Barbara

Saturday, September 22, 2007 12:45 AM

Re: antibaterial soap and dishsoap

 

 

Hi,

 

Plain old soap is the best; antibacterial crap, causes the bacteria to

mutate a get used to it, and that is one of the reasons that so many

antibiotics are becoming useless. Another reason is people are not

finishing their antibiotics, and that gives the bacterium more strength,

resulting in the need for newer, stronger antibiotics. If you live in too

sterile an environment, you immune system weakens, and you become more

suseptible to bacterial infections. Health food stores have organic liquid

and non-liquid detergents.

 

Cheers,

Barb

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Katie M

09/22/07 09:13:04

Re: antibaterial soap and dishsoap

 

My doctor told me that people who use anti-bacterial hand soap are likely to

have less bacteria on their hands, but it is not because of the soap, it is

because they are more conscious of the possibility or spread disease and

spend more time washing and are more careful of the grime under their nails

and such. Also, people who use anti-bacterial soup are actually using soap

where so many people just rinse their hands with water and say that is good

enough.

Katie

 

 

 

Sharon Zakhour <sharon.zakhour wrote:

No, I haven't heard that, but for years I've heard that

antibacterial

products are bad because they are creating a breed of super bacteria. I

don't use them. I use plain ole soap. In fact, usually the soap I made

a couple years ago when I was making soap like crazy. I have enough to

last a loooong time. :-) (This was back when lye was easier to get.

Now it's much harder because it's used to make crystal meth.)

 

Sharon

 

mrswalp29 wrote:

> My co-worker today said that there was a report on the news about how

> these soaps can cause cancer does anyone know if this is accurate or

> have the website? I always carry around germ-x for my family.

> Steph

>

 

 

 

 

 

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