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Today about the healing properties of the once unfairly desperate laundry soap write a lot. Indeed, as soon as with with the collapse of the USSR, “beautiful and tasty “detergents, many thought that the Russians deed – savages hitherto deprived of such magnificent achievements civilization.
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This we now understand that in Russia the soap was natural, and sausage was made from meat, and canned fish – from fish, and fruits with vegetables were not poisoned by anything, and therefore purely useful, as they and supposed to be. And then …
By the way, in the USSR, teeth were mostly brushed with powder, not poison pastes (very well advertised so far) – cheap and safe as it was natural chalk with some aromatic (again natural) additives. And then rinsed mouth – just clean water, not “miraculous” conditioners. For example, the scientific publication Science Direct the other day reported that a joint team of scientists at Harvard University and University of Puerto Rico in the course of research came to the disappointing conclusion that modern rinses and fresheners beneficial microbes are killed in his mouth (obviously, this is in full least can be attributed to toothpastes), which is why people the risk of developing diabetes increases, and ultimately, and cancer.
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Russian scientists of the Institute of Theoretical and Experimental biophysicists, which is located in Pushchino near Moscow, in turn proved that triclosan (once intensely added to soap and advertised as the best antibiotic) immediately launches in cells irreversible processes, leading to their death. There you go the best soap in the world! And who will guarantee that modern means washing and washing, especially imported, tomorrow will not be the same fatal to our health? Or rather, they are now doing their dirty deed, however we learn about it, at best, tomorrow, when, as comedians say, it’s too late to drink Borjomi if the kidneys have already fallen off.
By the way, about comedians, in one of the editions of “Crooked Mirror” Evgeny Petrosyan caustically ridicules laundry soap. But in vain …
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