MRSA still vulnerable to soap

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I agree! Soap does work. And, you don?t have to use some super-duper antibiotic soap. 97% of all bacteria are beneficial to human development. Only 3% are harmful. For 60 years we have been trying to kill all the bacteria. It doesn?t work! They just grow stronger and more resistant to the antibiotics and disinfectants.
In the first 6 months of 2007, a hospital in Belgium conducted a clinical trial. They proved that pro-biotic cleaning with a detergent that contained beneficial bacteria actually resulted in lower counts of pathogenic (disease causing) bacteria than cleaning with a registered disinfectant.
Contact Koen Van Landeghem at AZ Lokeren Hospital in Ghent, Belgium. His e-mail is: Koen.van.landeghem@azlokeren.be . He has all the details

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