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Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Well, you are correct in that every time you take a shower you are likely giving yourself a good dose of Pseudomonas and perhaps aspergillus and half a dozen others. We can't live in a bubble, having said that, you don't want to rinse your sinuses with bacteria laden water either. It's a balancing act.
Not stupid...but, your nose is a direct passage to your lungs. The rest of your body, hopefully not. If you drink it, or brush your teeth with it, unless you choke, it should go down your esophagus, not your trachea, so you shouldn't be inhaling it. Like it was just said, though, if you take a shower, you probably are inhaling it.
Not stupid...but, your nose is a direct passage to your lungs. The rest of your body, hopefully not. If you drink it, or brush your teeth with it, unless you choke, it should go down your esophagus, not your trachea, so you shouldn't be inhaling it. Like it was just said, though, if you take a shower, you probably are inhaling it.
Not stupid...but, your nose is a direct passage to your lungs. The rest of your body, hopefully not. If you drink it, or brush your teeth with it, unless you choke, it should go down your esophagus, not your trachea, so you shouldn't be inhaling it. Like it was just said, though, if you take a shower, you probably are inhaling it.
Not stupid...but, your nose is a direct passage to your lungs. The rest of your body, hopefully not. If you drink it, or brush your teeth with it, unless you choke, it should go down your esophagus, not your trachea, so you shouldn't be inhaling it. Like it was just said, though, if you take a shower, you probably are inhaling it.
Not stupid...but, your nose is a direct passage to your lungs. The rest of your body, hopefully not. If you drink it, or brush your teeth with it, unless you choke, it should go down your esophagus, not your trachea, so you shouldn't be inhaling it. Like it was just said, though, if you take a shower, you probably are inhaling it.