Understanding Your Immune System
Adam Burton • June 4, 2020
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Reminder: When babies crawl on the floor and put their hands in their mouth they are building their immune system.
When a baby comes out the womb it has almost no immune system but it is developed by touching and interacting with the elements around, touching their eyes, mouth etc
The more you expose your body to antigens, viruses and bacteria the stronger your immune system gets. (We’ve known this for years)
We are exposed to millions of bacteria and viruses daily. We shake hands, we touch doorknobs , light switches etc.
When you stop having this interaction with people and the outside world - the immune system goes down
So we are using Lysol wipes to kill the exact things we need to survive long-term. (If you have a normal functioning immune system you need interaction!)
As we come out of shelter and start back trading viruses and bacteria what do you think will happen with a lower immune system ? 🤔
- Adam Burton
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