Cambridge Company Says Live Bacteria Spray Will Keep You Clean

boston.cbslocal.com/ ^ | September 4, 2015 5:59 PM | By Dr. Mallika Marshall

[Alas Babylon!]

I think he looks like Larry Fine playing a mad scientist.

[trisham]

LOL!

[Radix]

I took a Course at U/Mass. Boston back in the mid 1970s where the Professor ( and his henchmen) absolutely advocated no showers, forever.

This was the Course that taught me all about global cooling, the population bomb, the limits to growth, the positives regarding the Club of Rome predictions, and a boatload of other crap.

These people are mental cases and properly belong in a state institution but not one ostensibly described to be involved with ‘higher learning.’

They are all crazy.

[Red Badger]

Same people who say we’re running out of water............................

[TigersEye]

I’d be happy if they’d invent a spray so I wouldn’t have to shave...........................

You could try a Wild Yam cream. It has estrogen precursors in it. ;^)

[Molon Labbie]

Yeah, looks like Wilford Brimley in John Carpenter’s The Thing.

Definitely don’t let this guy spray bacteria on you.

[TheErnFormerlyKnownAsBig]

Actually he looks like that guy from The Goonies....”Baby Ruth!”

[JoeProBono]

[JimSEA]

Perhaps the nose knows?

[redhead]

Take soil-based organisms for gut health, too. Your intestines are the home base for your immune system, and the friendly bacteria in SBO’s help it to stay healthy.

[redhead]

"except that you would inevitably have B.O...."

If you want to eliminate body odor, take zinc regularly. Just follow the instructions on the bottle.

[webstersII]

I don’t know much about friendly bacteria but the best deodorant I’ve ever seen is ascorbic acid (vitamin C). Mix some ascorbic acid or sodium ascorbate powder with water snd apply to wherever you sweat. Works great.

[WorkingClassFilth]

I have not taken a shower in over 12 years,” says Dave Whitlock, a chemical engineer and MIT grad who says he doesn’t miss bathing at all.

I have known quite a few engineers over the years who apparently felt the same way.

[OldNewYork]

He may smell ok, but I’m not sure next to him would be the first seat I’d choose on a moderately full bus.

[Buttons12]

Baking soda is also great deo. Salt water bath or shower, ditto.

[Pete from Shawnee Mission]

It may work for a professor. It will not work for people who farm or work construction or in a steel mill. You encounter things in your work day that just need to washed off for the sake of your health.

[catnipman]

““I have not taken a shower in over 12 years,””

So, apparently he’s also never done a job in 12 years where he got dirty, greasy or was covered with grime or dust? The ultimate girly man, apparently.

[slouper]

Okay, I’m gonna go shower now.

[ckilmer]

Take soil-based organisms for gut health
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I always like to talk to redheads. What soil based organisms are you talking about? Yam, sweet potatoes shrooms and such or something else?

[ckilmer]

The recent push for legalizing unpasteurized milk is because of the great benefit seen in the good bacteria in the milk that’s killed by pasteurization.