This message is from: [EMAIL PROTECTED] In a message dated 12/3/99 15:06:24 Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes: << The feeling is that their bodies have not been able to build up any natural antibodies against certain prevalent bacteria found in abundance in normal living situations. The anti bacterial cleaning agents, so in vogue now, not only kill the really bad stuff like strep, staph and salmonella, but also effectively wipe out more benign flora and fauna, which when we ingest them in small quantities help to strengthen our immune systems. >>
<g> In the late 70's I lived on a ranch in Malibu. It was owned by a dear old man whose father taught horsemanship in the German Cavalry in WWI. This man had an illustrious life, filled with horses and celebrities. And was so down to earth. In his German accent, he'd tell me, when something fell on the floor, "Angel darling, God made dirt so it wouldn't hurt". His hygiene may not have always been the best, but he was one healthy, happy and very handsome man at the age of 78! I have so many wonderful memories of this man. He was a sort of surrogate father to us youngsters. And I bet if he were alive today, he'd absolutely fall in love with my fjords. Pamela
