Friday, September 7, 2012 Hand sanitizers kill 99.9% of bacteria
where applied in 30 seconds or less (1). To a normal brainwashed
person, this sounds great that so many bacteria are being
killed. But, what about the 0.1% of bacteria that isn’t killed?
There are 10 times as many bacterial cells in and on our bodies
than human cells (2). Human bodies are composed of about 50
trillion cells, depending on who you ask (3). Multiply that by
10, and you get about 500 trillion bacteria cells
(500,000,000,000) in the human body. Now back to the 0.1% of
bacteria that your 99 cent hand sanitizer did not kill. 0.1%
doesn’t sound like a whole lot until you consider the enormous
amount of bacteria contained in the human body. A small patch of
skin, area equal to the antibacterial drop that you administered
could well contain millions of bacteria. With a patch of 5
million bacteria, 500 bacteria could still potentially survive.
These 500 bacteria are antibiotic resistant; they could not be
killed by your antibacterial produ