Often, we run away from soil and mud, as well as instruct our children to stay away from it. We think that the children will play in the soil and become sick, but the new study shows that playing in the soil does not make the body sick, but the body becomes stronger. It develops immunity to bacterial fighting in the body. It also has the ability to heal the wounds.
In some cultures, treatment of mud or wet soap on common skin is common during treatment. Now in a new American study it has also been told that there is the ability to heal the lesions.
In some cultures, treatment of mud or wet soap on common skin is common during treatment. Now, in a new American study, it is reported that this process of soil degradation on the wounds can be helpful in fighting the pathogenic bacteria. Researchers from the US State University of Arizona said that in our study, we found the properties of the soil to heal a variety of soils.
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The soil works like antioxidants. It has the power to fight bacteria like aspirichia colaee staphylococcus aureus. American microbiologist Robin Patel said that we found in the laboratory that the clay could cross bacterial compositions and kill it. This also includes biofilm-making bacteria, which are challenging for treatments. Bacteria make biofilm when sticking to a cell layer. Soil is also dispersed. The bacteria present in the two-thirds of the infection that the physicians tell about.