We need some 'nastyness' from nature unless we want to become sick otherwise.. 'clean' isn't always a good thing unless we have open wounds, or the contaminant is particularly aggressive. Our whole body has evolved in raw nature, so we need a balance where we avoid the most dangerous, and allow everything else - to some extent.
"However, they cautioned that the results were based on a single trial day at each site and that some participants reported swimming elsewhere during the study period."
So.. bullocks with standard 'the guardian' fear-mongering, sensationalism, and lacking journalism ?
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Sims@lemmy.ml · 7 pts · 1d
We need some 'nastyness' from nature unless we want to become sick otherwise.. 'clean' isn't always a good thing unless we have open wounds, or the contaminant is particularly aggressive. Our whole body has evolved in raw nature, so we need a balance where we avoid the most dangerous, and allow everything else - to some extent.
"However, they cautioned that the results were based on a single trial day at each site and that some participants reported swimming elsewhere during the study period."
So.. bullocks with standard 'the guardian' fear-mongering, sensationalism, and lacking journalism ?
cunnililgus@sopuli.xyz · 3 pts · 9h
In another news, water is wet.
scytale@piefed.zip · 3 pts · 1d
This is why I avoid dipping in freshwater. Way more nasty stuff in there compared to saltwater.