Staph May Surpass AIDS Deaths

Yea, this all ain't good. Drug-resistant strains of diseases ARE making a comeback and what will we fight them with now? NOT GOOD.

 

The "Super bug" developed through the overuse of antibiotics. People get a cold and they run to the doctor for some antibiotics and now we are facing paying the price of "over-medication". People have an allergy and they run to the doctor for an antibiotic. I got a friend that runs to the doctor 2 to 3 times a week, every time he sneezes he needs an antibiotic.
BOOM THE SUPERBUG!

Whenever I go into a truck stop and use the restroom, I never wash my hands in the restroom, that is the easiest way to pick a germ up. I carry antibacterial wipes with me and when I get back to the truck, before I do anything, I wipe my hands and then wipe off the steering wheel.

When I go into to eat, I do not use the restroom to wash my hands, I use the antibacterial wipes. A public restroom is crawling with germs and I refrain from even touching the faucets. My "private parts" are probably cleaner than any other part of me and my urine is sterile, so what is the big deal about washing after using the restroom?

 

Liquid anti-bacterial works better than wipes. My wife works in the Operating Room at the hospital and that's what they recommend. With wipes, you put your dirty hand in grab one and possibly contaminate the next sheet.
With the liquid, you pour some in your hand, put the bottle down and rub until dry.
As far as staph is concerned, people go nuts cleaning and kids never develop any natural resistance to anything, that's why the incidents of asthma is at unprecedented levels. Let the kids go out and get filthy once a while.
A little dirt under the finger nails never killed a kid.

 

There's a ton of truth in that Ronno! I also believe all the products with antibacterial stuff in them has allowed a new outbreak in kids not building an immune system.