Probably because constant exposure to germs, assuming you have a decent immune system to begin with, can help build immunities. Fuck spelling.
The study Kelili referred to was in reference to kids developing allergies. Children of the newer generations are not properly developing immunities due to the cleaning products used in their households. Allergies are becoming more common due to the sanitary environments of classrooms and households as well as less outdoors time.
Personally, I don't believe in not being clean but assuming I ever have kids, I'm not going to break my back to keep the environment completely sterile... hell, I don't now.
Is it normal I never get sick and I never wash my hands either?
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Probably because constant exposure to germs, assuming you have a decent immune system to begin with, can help build immunities. Fuck spelling.
The study Kelili referred to was in reference to kids developing allergies. Children of the newer generations are not properly developing immunities due to the cleaning products used in their households. Allergies are becoming more common due to the sanitary environments of classrooms and households as well as less outdoors time.
Personally, I don't believe in not being clean but assuming I ever have kids, I'm not going to break my back to keep the environment completely sterile... hell, I don't now.