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Here&#x27;s the dirt, according to health experts. By Leah GrothMedically Reviewed by Justin Laube, MDReviewed: August 10, 2021Medically ReviewedDo Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis follow the five-second rule?Peter Barreras/AP Photo
Actors Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis recently raised a stink on social media when they revealed that bathing isn’t a part of their family’s daily schedule.
Here's the dirt, according to health experts. By Leah GrothMedically Reviewed by Justin Laube, MDReviewed: August 10, 2021Medically ReviewedDo Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis follow the five-second rule?Peter Barreras/AP Photo Actors Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis recently raised a stink on social media when they revealed that bathing isn’t a part of their family’s daily schedule.
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Otherwise, there's no point,” Kutcher said about when they opt to give their kids a bath. As ...
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During an appearance on Dax Shepard and Monica Padman’s podcast Armchair Expert, the celebrity couple divulged that they bathe only when absolutely necessary. &quot;Here&#x27;s the thing — if you can see the dirt on &#x27;em, clean &#x27;em.
During an appearance on Dax Shepard and Monica Padman’s podcast Armchair Expert, the celebrity couple divulged that they bathe only when absolutely necessary. "Here's the thing — if you can see the dirt on 'em, clean 'em.
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Otherwise, there&#x27;s no point,” Kutcher said about when they opt to give their kids a bath. As for Kunis herself, she says she doesn’t wash her whole body with soap every day, “but I wash pits and tits and holes and soles,” while her husband joked that he washes his “armpits and my crotch daily, and nothing else ever.”
Shepard, also an actor, agreed with the couple.
Otherwise, there's no point,” Kutcher said about when they opt to give their kids a bath. As for Kunis herself, she says she doesn’t wash her whole body with soap every day, “but I wash pits and tits and holes and soles,” while her husband joked that he washes his “armpits and my crotch daily, and nothing else ever.” Shepard, also an actor, agreed with the couple.
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&quot;You should not be getting rid of all the natural oil on your skin with a bar of soap every day,&quot; he said on the podcast. &quot;It&#x27;s insane.&quot; In the August 3 episode of The View, he and his wife, the actress Kristen Bell, said that bathtime isn’t a priority for their kiddos, either, saying it’s sometimes an afterthought. “Yeah, we forget,” Bell said on the show.The celebrity couples aren’t wrong when it comes to this hygiene habit, says Darren P.
"You should not be getting rid of all the natural oil on your skin with a bar of soap every day," he said on the podcast. "It's insane." In the August 3 episode of The View, he and his wife, the actress Kristen Bell, said that bathtime isn’t a priority for their kiddos, either, saying it’s sometimes an afterthought. “Yeah, we forget,” Bell said on the show.The celebrity couples aren’t wrong when it comes to this hygiene habit, says Darren P.
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Mareiniss, MD, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. “Daily showers can dry your skin, and antibacterial soap can kill normal skin flora,” he explains. That said, daily showers are not a real cause for concern or a health hazard, notes Dr.
Mareiniss, MD, an assistant professor of emergency medicine at Sidney Kimmel Medical College at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia. “Daily showers can dry your skin, and antibacterial soap can kill normal skin flora,” he explains. That said, daily showers are not a real cause for concern or a health hazard, notes Dr.
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Mareiniss. In some cases, skipping showers may be a bad idea. Richard Antaya, MD, the director of pediatric dermatology at Yale Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, says taking a daily shower can be beneficial for those with certain skin disorders, such as atopic dermatitis, the most common form of eczema. A review published in November 2020 in Dermatology Research and Practice found a daily shower wasn&#x27;t harmful for people with eczema, though the ideal frequency of showering for this group isn&#x27;t known.
Mareiniss. In some cases, skipping showers may be a bad idea. Richard Antaya, MD, the director of pediatric dermatology at Yale Medicine in New Haven, Connecticut, says taking a daily shower can be beneficial for those with certain skin disorders, such as atopic dermatitis, the most common form of eczema. A review published in November 2020 in Dermatology Research and Practice found a daily shower wasn't harmful for people with eczema, though the ideal frequency of showering for this group isn't known.
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In people without eczema, Mareiniss points out that failing to shower adequately can result in body odor and fungal and bacterial infections. “However, it is not necessary to shower every day unless you are particularly dirty or grimy.” Showering several times a week is usually adequate to ensure proper hygiene.
In people without eczema, Mareiniss points out that failing to shower adequately can result in body odor and fungal and bacterial infections. “However, it is not necessary to shower every day unless you are particularly dirty or grimy.” Showering several times a week is usually adequate to ensure proper hygiene.
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Antaya and Mareiniss about similar common misconceptions to set the record straight. <h2>Ice Bath Benefits</h2>Dunking your face in ice cold water may not sound like the best time, but the benefits may make the pain worthwhile.
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Hygiene Myth 1 You Need to Use Q-tips to Clean Your Ears

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<h2>Hygiene Myth 1  You Need to Use Q-tips to Clean Your Ears</h2>
Q-tips were invented in 1923, when the company&#x27;s founder, Leo Gerstenzang, observed his wife adding wads of cotton to toothpicks in order to clean out their baby’s ear. But the company no longer formally endorses them for hygienic purposes. Douglas M.

Hygiene Myth 1 You Need to Use Q-tips to Clean Your Ears

Q-tips were invented in 1923, when the company's founder, Leo Gerstenzang, observed his wife adding wads of cotton to toothpicks in order to clean out their baby’s ear. But the company no longer formally endorses them for hygienic purposes. Douglas M.
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Hildrew, MD, an otologist and the medical director of the hearing and balance program at Yale Medicine, confirms that the idea that you need to stick ’em in your ears to clean them is false — and potentially unsafe. “The ear canal is designed to be a self-cleaning structure. While the ear is constantly making wax and shedding dead skin cells, it is also designed with a natural migration pattern that pushes any excess buildup out of the ear canal,” he explains.
Hildrew, MD, an otologist and the medical director of the hearing and balance program at Yale Medicine, confirms that the idea that you need to stick ’em in your ears to clean them is false — and potentially unsafe. “The ear canal is designed to be a self-cleaning structure. While the ear is constantly making wax and shedding dead skin cells, it is also designed with a natural migration pattern that pushes any excess buildup out of the ear canal,” he explains.
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Additionally, ear wax has antimicrobial properties that destroy bacteria before they can create an infection and works as a moisturizer for the ear canal, Dr. Hildrew says.
Additionally, ear wax has antimicrobial properties that destroy bacteria before they can create an infection and works as a moisturizer for the ear canal, Dr. Hildrew says.
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Not only are Q-tips unnecessary to clean your ears — they can cause damage. “The combination of thin skin lying right on top of hard bone makes the skin quite vulnerable to tearing if poked at with a Q-tip, paperclip, or hairpin. Small tears in the skin can lead to bleeding and painful infections,” Hildrew explains.
Not only are Q-tips unnecessary to clean your ears — they can cause damage. “The combination of thin skin lying right on top of hard bone makes the skin quite vulnerable to tearing if poked at with a Q-tip, paperclip, or hairpin. Small tears in the skin can lead to bleeding and painful infections,” Hildrew explains.
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Like your ears, your vagina cleans itself. Impressive, right? That doesn’t mean people haven’t tried to help out, with douching, for example.
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Douching dates back to the 19th century. It has been used for everything from birth control, with Lysol touted as the active, sperm-killing ingredient in the 1930s, according to Smithsonian Magazine, to preventing infection. Yet there is zero proof backing up these claims.
Douching dates back to the 19th century. It has been used for everything from birth control, with Lysol touted as the active, sperm-killing ingredient in the 1930s, according to Smithsonian Magazine, to preventing infection. Yet there is zero proof backing up these claims.
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“In fact, douching is often damaging to the vaginal flora (normal bacteria present) and changes the natural pH in the vagina,” says Mareiniss, noting that the majority of doctors do not recommend the practice. “By douching, women can increase the risk of bacterial vaginosis (BV) — a vaginal infection — pelvic inflammatory disease, and ectopic pregnancy.” The Office on Women’s Health adds that this unneeded cleaning can make you more likely to develop sexually transmitted infections (STIs), as well. What’s more, douching during pregnancy can cause preterm labor, Mareiniss says.
“In fact, douching is often damaging to the vaginal flora (normal bacteria present) and changes the natural pH in the vagina,” says Mareiniss, noting that the majority of doctors do not recommend the practice. “By douching, women can increase the risk of bacterial vaginosis (BV) — a vaginal infection — pelvic inflammatory disease, and ectopic pregnancy.” The Office on Women’s Health adds that this unneeded cleaning can make you more likely to develop sexually transmitted infections (STIs), as well. What’s more, douching during pregnancy can cause preterm labor, Mareiniss says.
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It’s true: Boiling water effectively kills harmful bacteria, as the World Health Organization points out. But there’s no scientific evidence that washing your hands with scalding hot water is necessary to clean them, Mareiniss says.
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Hygiene Myth 3 Always Wash Your Hands With Hot Water

It’s true: Boiling water effectively kills harmful bacteria, as the World Health Organization points out. But there’s no scientific evidence that washing your hands with scalding hot water is necessary to clean them, Mareiniss says.
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He maintains that warm water is just as effective as hot. Far above temperature, the most important factor is soaping your hands even before you get them wet.
He maintains that warm water is just as effective as hot. Far above temperature, the most important factor is soaping your hands even before you get them wet.
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“Rub the [liquid] soap into your hands, and then rinse with water to get all the soap and dirt off,” he notes. And of course, wash for at least 20 seconds.
“Rub the [liquid] soap into your hands, and then rinse with water to get all the soap and dirt off,” he notes. And of course, wash for at least 20 seconds.
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The five-second rule dates back to the 1200s, when Genghis Khan reportedly implemented the “Khan rule” at his banquets, stating that “if food fell on the floor, it could stay there as long as Khan allowed,” according to the Science Friday website. Over the years, it turned into the “five-second rule,” which you probably heard about as a kid.
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Hygiene Myth 4 The 5-Second Rule Means Food Is Safe to Eat

The five-second rule dates back to the 1200s, when Genghis Khan reportedly implemented the “Khan rule” at his banquets, stating that “if food fell on the floor, it could stay there as long as Khan allowed,” according to the Science Friday website. Over the years, it turned into the “five-second rule,” which you probably heard about as a kid.
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“The longer it sits there, it is reasonable more bacteria may attach, but I don’t think one can assume if food is picked up in five seconds it is not contaminated.” This is especially true if this surface, such as a floor, is not cleaned frequently. NEWSLETTERS
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