Simonjester wrote:
MangoMan wrote: ↑Thu Dec 24, 2020 7:03 am
Funny that you guys are talking about not using soap in a thread about covid, which we have been told the #1 thing to do is wash your hands.
I can tell you that if I didn't shower and use soap and shampoo and deodorant, I would not have any patients. Maybe your line of work allows you to get away with that, but mine certainly doesn't.
LOL
just to clarify i am not against washing hands, or showering, or using soap, (although experimenting with no soap showering might be interesting if i had no line of work)
shampoo ( an unnecessary extra type of soap for men) and anti antiperspirant (perspiration is a useful natural function, why gum it up with chemistry) both qualify for the list of illogical nonsense "imho"
deodorant is in the mostly unnecessary category, if you eat healthy and bathe you probably won't develop odors that need to be covered up or removed chemically, or much of any odor at all. adding a dab of cologne for social reasons (smelling pretty for the lady's) is a different return on investment calculation...
I am well aware of any odors emanating from my body. At one point several years ago it was so intense one night while sweating profusely as I was playing basketball, I went back to using soap...but still no deodorant. But the odors subsided considerably once I greatly modified my diet in late 2015.
Simonjester wrote:
personal experience has been similar ..