Using a lot antibacterial soap
There’s not much evidence out there that proves antibacterial soap is more effecting than a good ol’ fashioned hand wash at eliminating germs. Throw in the fact that about 75 percent of them content a drug called triclosan, which has never been truly evaluated by the FDA, and it makes things even worse. According to the FDA, “some short-term animal studies have shown that exposure of high doses of triclosan is associated with a decrease in the levels of somethryroid hormones,” and other studies “have raised the possiblity that exposure to triclosan contributes to making bacteria resistant to antibiotics.”
