How Our Germaphobic Habits Are Actually Making Us Sick

While proper sanitation and hygiene are vitally important, I had to learn to let go and allow my child to build his immune system by getting dirty. Society and marketers teach us to focus on removing all dirt and microbes, but many health practitioners believe that in avoiding all bacteria, we've gone overboard in practices that damage both our health and our environment.

Kate Hagan Gallup
Author, Digital Experience Manager, Nonprofit Fixer

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