
In "Clean," Dr. James Hamblin challenges our obsession with hygiene, revealing how modern cleanliness disrupts our skin's microbiome. His radical shower-free experiment sparked health debates nationwide. Could less washing actually make you healthier? Dermatologists increasingly agree - your soap addiction might be hurting you.
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What if everything you've been told about hygiene is wrong? A Harvard-trained doctor stopped showering five years ago-not as a stunt, but as a profound experiment in understanding our obsession with cleanliness. His skin didn't revolt. He didn't become a social pariah. Instead, he discovered something unsettling: the trillion-dollar hygiene industry might be solving problems it created. Walk into any drugstore and you'll find aisles devoted to cleansing, moisturizing, exfoliating, and protecting your skin. We've been taught that our bodies require constant intervention-that without an arsenal of products, we'd be dirty, smelly, and socially unacceptable. But our ancestors bathed occasionally in rivers, and somehow humanity survived. The difference isn't biology-it's marketing. The modern hygiene industry didn't emerge from medical necessity but from clever entrepreneurs who transformed soap from a homemade staple into a daily essential, creating insecurities to sell solutions. This shift represents more than commercial success-it reflects a fundamental misunderstanding of how our bodies actually work. Our skin isn't a sterile barrier requiring constant sterilization but a living ecosystem hosting trillions of beneficial microbes. When we aggressively wash away these microscopic allies, we may be undermining the very health we're trying to protect. The question isn't whether we should abandon hygiene entirely, but whether we've gone too far in our war against the natural world-including the natural world living on our skin.
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