I smell BS. Wouldn't soaps be regulated by the CPSC rather than the FDA as it isn't a food or drug? I at least know off the top of my head that there are some regulations on what can even be called a soap vs detergent or cleanser.
Glad I read that. It's actually been my sentiment since I was a kid with everything. Like head aches. I'll drink water and get fresh air before I take a paracetamol or something
@@Bf26fge I recently watched a video about carcinogens in American made shampoos. There’s a lot! Not so much in Europe. Then I loaded an app that I can scan whatever brand & it will alert for harmful chemicals. Then I watched a video about the danger of drinking bottled water. They contain micro plastics which contains forever chemicals which can mess with hormones & your endocrine system. So no more of that. I’m gonna put myself in my pocket & stay away from everything.
@@Bf26fgeI haven’t used shampoo in 2 years and it’s healthy, clean, vibrant, not oily, not smelly, and gets complimented all the time. I did use it once or twice though when foreign material like dirt got in it excessively.
Haha 100%. I take showers most days but probably only use soap or hair stuff maybe 1-2x. Normally just rinse off for 5-10 minutes. Use soap after a soccer game or work outside when I’m filthy. Otherwise water works fine.
Right, but that’s not the takeaway here. The takeaway is that the soap and beauty industry is selling us a load of bs. It’s been well known for a long time in the medical field that simply rinsing long enough with plain water will remove most foreign and harmful bacteria from the skin. We don’t need all these extra products to be healthy.
If I recall this study correctly. He did not wash using soap, but instead he used a mixture to get rid of sweat, and the sweat smell and let his good bacteria fight off the bad bacteria for the most part. In other words, he did not take a regular shower, but he did bathe.
The FDA, and other government organizations, was not meant to protect the public, but American businesses. They only step in to protect the public when a business risks severe damages from continuing what they're doing (lawsuits).
I quit using soap, except for pits and privates, every shower. I have noticed that my psoriasis is almost non-existent. Also since using shampoo less frequently, my hair is actually longer than it's ever been, which shouldn't be happening after menopause
I had a shocking result after using that hand sanitizer during that time you know. My skin on hands was red, raw, inflamed looked terrible and this skin was actually just splitting open like rips or cuts on the knuckles of my fingers just from bending my fingers to grasp things. Had to see doctors about it, and had to stop using it. Still cant even go near that stuff.
@@prosperousutensil8178 that's stayed about the same. My hair always seemed to stop at the bottom of my shoulders. It just didn't seem to grow past that no matter how long I'd go without a cut. The hair on my head grows like crazy now but the hair on my legs doesn't so that's a huge plus😁
People get really arrogant, dismissive, and nasty if you dare say you don't shower EVERY day. I still shower very right girly but more like every other day and people will get downright grossed out and obnoxious
Same! Unless it’s a special occasion or something, I do every other day (sometimes 2-3 if I’m stuck at home and not going anywhere) cuz 1) I have eczema and psoriasis 2) I work from home, so there’s no one there to smell me and 3) I have chronic fatigue, so getting the energy to shower when u don’t even stink or are around ppl is not very realistic… But I can’t tell anyone that cuz I get judged and criticized for not doing it EVERY single day even tho there’s no reason for me to😏
I take an "everything" shower 1-2x a week, and otherwise, just wash my pits and 🍑 in the sink. I know I don't stink, and I can smell when other people do. We also use a bidet toilet seat. People don't realize the reason they think they "need" a shower daily is because their over-washing is actually the reason they stink after 12 hours. They've destroyed their natural microbiome with over-washing and harsh detergents.
Yea bc unless you don't work out or do any physical activity, you'll smell really bad. Only exception is if you're eating really clean, but even then after a couple of days..
As someone who has a medical background. I hope people aren’t stupid enough to actually fall for this. Soap actually prevented a lot of plagues and disease transmission in the 18th century and 19th. Can’t believe that this “doctor” or maybe this channel is just spreading misinformation.
I think I find it more believable that the guy simply stopped using products. Most animals naturally have an instinct to bathe. Birds, cats, dogs, etc. all either bathe or groom themselves. The difference is they just use water, no products. So if the key to the experiment was that he merely washed off with water, then I’d believe it, but if I somehow went two days without showering my scalp and face would be irritated from accumulated oil
I've never told anyone this before, but I rarely use soap in the shower. If I swim in lake or something like that, I'll lather up. But other than that, I shower every other day sans soap. I also don't use shampoo. And I have never had one complaint about my smell. My wife has super sensitive smell and she has not said one word about bad smells.
My ex was a long haul truck driver and hardly washed at all and he never smelled bad .. but maybe I handled it better than others because I was with him who knows ha
And I always used soap until one of these shorts showed that bar of soap actually spreads more germs around.. which makes sence, it sits all dusty and hairy on the side of the tub and used by the whole family.. so now I only use it on my hands and use a handful of body wash instead
People stink bc of what they put in their bodies, not what is on the outside. I only use soap once a week in the shower and no deodorant. Alcohol drinkers smell the worst.
Years ago I had severe dry skin. I work get rashes from it and they weren’t painful, but annoyingly itchy. My mother worked for a Dermatologist at the time so I made an appointment. The Doc told me not to use soap everywhere, just in certain areas where the skin rubbed on other skin and places like armpits which would stink. I did just that, but if I worked outside in a dirty environment I would was everything with soap. So I believe this guy.
Following advice like this made me try not using shampoo for a while. Made it like three weeks before I absolutely could not stand the level of grease (my hair was kinda sticky somehow??), and it was so itchy my scalp ended up bleeding a lot from how much I just couldn't resist scratching it. I felt like I was gonna go insane from that damn itching. I have hair loss and that accelerated too. So yeah some people's bodies really do need the intervention. I don't shower daily though, mostly due to depression tbh
Interesting. I haven't washed my hair in many years, and it doesn't feel greasy or sticky, unless I've sweated a lot. If I do sweat a lot, I like to run a nice cold shower, and I do run the water on my hair as well, but with no chemicals. I only soap my body if I absolutely need to. I never get rashes, or lice, or any type of skin condition.
My husband and I couldn’t find any soap or body wash that wasn’t full of a billion artificial chemicals, so I decided to make my own soap. Only 6 ingredient; unrefined extra virgin coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, raw shea butter, essential oil for scent and lye. Amazingly soft and natural soap that smells amazing. And it’s so fun using different moulds.
most smelly bacteria is developed from feet sweat that gets into your shoes and creates bacteria in the shoes themselves.. so the smell only barely originates from the feet basically, it just brings sweat into shoes. you might just be used to the smell from your shoes and dont notice it very often. you just need to clean your shoes more often, use isopropyl alcohol, spray bottle throughout the shoe, will kill all that bacteria. if you wear the same shoes everyday this isn’t ideal, so be sure to at least have an additional pair, and don’t reuse socks. that should be all it takes
You need to buy new shoes, the smell that continues to drench your socks is coming from the shoes you have probably been wearing for over a year and have never washed
When I was between jobs a long time ago, I decided to see how little I could shower and get away with it. My skin felt healthier than ever, and the amount of odor my body put out decreased dramatically. Now I shower every two or three days (more often if absolutely necessary) and my skin is much healthier than people who do the daily soap up.
Ive genuinely found that the more products i use on my skin the more my face breaks out. I mostly just use water and if anything else, the most natural organic soap i can.
I used to use a face wash that had the slogan "gentle as water" until one day I thought, "Why don't I just use water?" Best thing I ever did for my skin.
I feel like that could be solved by only washing trouble places every other time and just rinsing, if you're getting in the shower so often. As a Michigander I don't have to deal with that type of climate so I would have no idea, but I definitely do think that I've felt better and had less irritation after using soap a little more sparingly.
That's the way. Used to live in 40C+ climate with 60%+ humidity, the trick is showering a few times a day with water (no AC) and trouble spots when they start smelling
You don't HAVE to do anything. I shower once a week and I NEVER stink. I use deodorant once a week and again, never have body odor. Y'all rely too much on soap and products with smell which is what you're used to
As I am not that physically active most of the time I believe and practice washing every other day and washing my hair once a week. I think we were sold along our hygiene products a whole lot of BS
It's true.. Once I cut all the products out and went back to doing what I did as a teen: just washing my face with water in the mornings and putting on sunscreen, and a non-soap facewash at night, followed by a simple moisturizer .... Well, no looking back now. My skin has never been better!! Less is definitely more when it comes to skincare. We're being sold on how we need so many things to better our skin. But it's just stripping all the natural oils and bacteria away, which is exactly what we need to protect it!
My husband barely showers, because he believes this. No one would know unless he tells you ! His face is clear, his hair rarely gets oily, and he NEVER gets sick. My sons and I just had covid, he tested negative the whole time.
My wife had covid and I tested negative the whole time despite living together in a tiny apartment. Unlike your husband, I shower and wash my (medium-long) hair every single day and will do for the rest of my life. Not being clean makes me feel miserable. Washing regularly is not a marketing trick, it's my personal preference.
My husband does this and he smells so bad that I have to beg him to shower with soap. I didn't realize he was only showering and wearing deodorant/cologne while courting me but was really a non-bather until after we were married. Now, I try to avoid being near him when he's on his 3rd or 4th day of no personal hygiene. Sometimes, I just want to run away...😒
The musky sweat is coming from armpit and pubic hair, and you can remove said smell with just lukewarm water, some mild scrubbing and a little deodorant. The rest of the human skin produces sweat that is usually odorless.
Your body does clean itself though. Cleaning it manually diminishes your body’s ability to do it. If you smell and you don’t have something nasty on you you’re pretty much definitely not in good health. Often people end up smelling bad after not washing because you don’t have a natural biome on your skin. Often people have fungal and bacterial breakouts if they don’t incessantly clean themselves. I bathe in hot water regularly and simply don’t smell. I had dandruff and somewhat scaly skin before, now it’s gone and my skin feels and looks 10x better. Sunlight is essential too.
I haven't used soap on my face in a decade, it's how I got rid of my cystic acne. I stopped using deodorant in 2014. I noticed that the only time I have body odor is when I stress about things. If I stop stressing, I stop stinking. I wash my hair once or twice a month and bathe every 3-4 months. I went from super oily flaky skin and hair to clear "normal" skin and hair. Don't knock it if you haven't tried it.
I only shower a couple times a week. I never use lotion (never have). I also never eat fast food so that helps. Im 44 and I'm really so much happier with my hair and skin than when I was younger and showered every day.
Twice a week is reasonable. That’s every 3-4 days, so unless u work outside in the heat, u will likely not smell… After reading the comments here, I saw that some ppl are only showering with water and no soap or anything else to get the stink off🤢, so I think we are good lol. It’s funny tho, cuz if u dare admit that u skipped one single day they’ll tell u how gross and disgusting you are; yet they have old dirty couches they lay on every single day that don’t ever get washed, old dirty carpets that have never been shampooed, they never clean/sanitize their phone, door handles, etc. But WERE the gross ones lmao. I just find it funny that they keep washing something that isn’t dirty over and over (ie their body), yet completely ignore things that are ACTUALLY dirty 🙄
@kayleigh3648 for real! I use natural soaps but I use soap. I had to go to a Dr once for a skin thing and she said "you have the softest skin I've ever seen, you must not use lotions". The beauty industry is not doing us any favors. They give us lotions that dry our skin (if you use it your body stops making its own) lip balm that dries our lips, soaps that kill our good bacteria.... getting customers for life. I had a roommate that said using my towel more than once was disgusting (I just dried my clean body with it and hung it to dry) but he hadn't washed his sheets in weeks (that his dirty body had laid in lol).
I can usually get away with washing every other day and my skin is much better off than my husband that has to bathe daily due to work. Luckily he started exfoliating and using lotion when we met 10 years ago. 😅 Please shower people. Go every other day if you don't sweat or get filthy. 😉
Every other day is perfectly fine, maybe even once or twice a week during the winter. It’s the nasties who only shower a few times a year and/or refuse to use soap who give us the bad stigma. (I saw a few in the comment section here who say they refuse to use soap or shampoo🤮🙄). I do every 2-3 days due to psoriasis, also working from home (there’s no one here to smell me), and chronic fatigue syndrome (have to save my energy for more important things like work and taking care of my child, etc); so it doesn’t make physical or logical sense to constantly shower. I don’t think there’s a one size fits all for showering, but never using soap is just ridiculous and gross, not to mention lazy AF… I still don’t understand why some ppl refuse soap or shampoo, like they’re trying to prove a point or something, but all their doing is pissing everyone around them off. How hard is it to shower once a week/month and use friggin soap?!? 😏
How about some grease monkey work on dusty and dirt caked machinery? What about an entire day of pitching manure with a pitchfork? I hate antibacterial gel for the same reasons.
I work at Walmart and I'm amazed how many people when they walk by I get hit with a wall of bo. I'm kind of obsessed with smelling good, not really for anyone else but it's nice to get compliments but more for myself. I've only forgotten deodorant a few times but it makes me feel disgusting. Meanwhile there's some workers who smell bad everyday. But why? I don't want to be near someone that smells bad and I'd think most people don't either. Maybe it's a way for people to leave you alone. Could you imagine what it smelled like to have 50 thousand soldiers marching? The smell must've carried for miles.
Soap kills everything on your skin leaving it wide open for a virus to rapidly take hold without competition from any other microbes. It gets all the resources to itself and can rapidly multiply. Becoming a diverse and healthy ecosystem is your best bet...that way it's harder for any one thing to get out of control.
Yeah, my elderly mom refused her shower at the nursing home for months. She developed a skin fungus that took three months and a thousand dollars to get under control. She showers three times a week now, no complaints. 😂
My last girlfriend is a clean freak so showered 2-4 times a day. She got terrible sick and the dock at the VA asked her how often she showered. He then told her the reason she got sick is she cleans way to often. To only shower more than once a day and if she can go a few days between. She was washing everything away and compromised her immune system.
@@Justinn229im quite sure our ancestors did fine without soap and that also goes for modern day nomads of africa and amazon to name two.. i don't think people understand what is happening here.. its just easier to throw insults
@@potaetoupotautoe7939 did they though? die at 40? I think you're full of crap! We can also do the same thing for the life expectancy of men during WW2 and say life expectancy was 25! But what you're leaving out is the word AVERAGE, which also leaves out the causes of death which were UNNATURAL Causes such as War and Murder etc. People were expiring at 40 because they lacked soap you halfwit!
I can absolutely confirm this. One time about 12 years ago I was homeless in the summer time for about 7-8 months, I couldn’t shower every day and spent a lot of time outside, let me tell you I never felt so physically well as I did then. I had tons of energy and was awake at sunrise every morning. If I needed to walk 2 miles to something I didn’t think twice , fast forward today and I have a pretty cushy Job and house and I can hardly get out of bed. I always said the sunlight and not putting the chemicals on my skin every day, heck maybe even the tap water significantly contributed to my physical feeling.
I had a similar experience but wasn't really homeless per se. I used to work seasonally on a farm which provided very primitive living(is that a haybale in the mud?! No, it's a matress!😅) and I always had energy, strength, good sleep, thick hair, no pain, clear skin and mind and lots of motivation. "Showers" meant using a hose once in a while and if you got really lucky on a sunny day where nobody else wanted a shower, you could coil up a long black hose in the sun and get 2 whole minutes of warm water in a few hours! lol of course it's also been 10 years, so that's a factor too, but now that I own a house and have all the creature comforts I want, I'm more unwell than ever lol I'm such a sucker for comfort that I'll kill myself with it if I'm not forced into discomfort regularly. I struggle to even take a cold shower anymore, even though I know I'll feel better, it's just so hard to willingly choose discomfort sometimes!😅 being young and broke was seriously one of the best eras of my life lol
I had a somewhat similar experience, but I was in college. Lived like I was homeless and walked everywhere. Was in great health. One question: What about your teeth and gums? How did you take care of those?
Baking soda and peroxide are safe. Essential oils combined are added cleaning help. Teeth, hair, and skin can be cleaned with natural, non interruptive things. Baking soda is less abrasive than toothpaste.
If the title of this video was accurate, ur not far from it. But im pretty sure he was just talking about getting soap and shampoo. Ngl I soap and shampoo about twice a month. Honestly I have never ecountered somebody saying im smelly and my skin is fine. I shower 2 times a day and i dont take perfume or deodorant. I would say that soap and shampoo are overrated but its good to have after a sweaty session or any dirty session
I don’t know about not bathing everyday but I will say this, I have stopped washing my face as often as I use to (I would wash my face twice every day). Now I wash my face every other day and sometimes I go 2-3 days without washing my face and finally my skin has cleared up. I have always been prone to acne and blackheads ever since puberty and nothing worked but still tried hoping that one day it would. During Covid when I was at the heights of my depression I started to slack with my face routine. I went through a “what’s the point of all of this” moment but that when I started to see progress. I was worried that the pollution out side would break me out again but it has not.My skin now is clear and I’m currently only working on evening out my skin tone. I still recommend washing your face but try not to stop your skin of all its natural properties as I once did. P.s. please bathe at least once a day because your bodily odour will affect your interpersonal relationships. It will also affect your self worth…
I think he IS the doctor. Look at the similarity of the shape of his head, nose and ears. These are all the facial parts not covered up with a cap and glasses. Also the deliberate filtering of the upper photo and the exaggerated smile distort the shape and complexion of the face. Makes me wonder if he is, in fact, a real M.D. or if this is just a contrived story to get CZcams views.
The FDA wouldn't regulate something like shampoo anyways (it's not food or drugs after all). It would be the CPSC who would regulate that kind of product.
FDA is society's enemy and one of the biggest if not the biggest... And they're literally supposed to be for unanimous good across the board, yet are so far from this is difficult to quantify...
I can tell people don’t care to read the list of ingredients that are on their products. There are some that target certain issues, like Head & Shoulders: dandruff. But not everyone can tolerate certain ingredients. It’s better to listen to a dermatologist than some random dude on the internet. Dermatologists take 12ish years to get to where they are so it’s good to listen to those instead.
@freethink if that is a cold sore on your lip, look into taking L-lysine. 1000mg 2-3x a week can keep them at bay! If one does pop up, take 3-5g daily until it’s healed. Then start taking 1000mg (1g) several times a week when the weather is changing or you’re feeling extra stressed.
Guys he isn't saying you shouldn't shower or use soap at all. We just rely on it and over use it to much. They say you shouldn't even shower everyday because it dries your skin out and is bad for your hair.
for everyone in the comments saying "OH, well, I get sweaty so i need to shower, he just sat around" you're missing something here. Showering in water is one thing. Soap, another. You can shower without soap, he said the soap industry is a sham, not the shower industry.
Soap industry isn’t a sham trust me when you’re hairy asf soap really helps out my entire stomach/ chest is hairy, my armpits are hairy even my ass and groin area is hairy so ✨just using water✨ isn’t enough and I’m sure it’s like that for a lot of people with body hair..
i disagree.... tbh, when you find something that really goes with you . there's no backing up..... i do agree....most of the beauty industry are hoax and a marketing tactics ...but there are very few who is proven to work and defeat all the odds we humans crafted to live with...
@@NobodyzJelly I think their reply went over your head lmao. Those weren't big words literally and in figure of speech. Some people just really do need to shower.
He didn't stop showering. He stopped using soap, except for hand washing. I also have recently started doing the same, and I feel fine. Most people smell like chemical perfumes after a shower, and then a couple of hours later they start to stink.
Showering isn't bad. Using too much soap is. Don't hesitate to take a shower using only water. I used to break out with rashes all over constantly until my doctor told me to stop using all soap for 2 weeks, then start using one for a week, then another, to find out which one was causing the problem. When I stopped using soap, all my skin irritations cleared up and I just never started using it again. I shower every day sometimes twice, never use soap, and I don't smell bad at all. Showering isn't bad, but covering your body with chemicals every day for your entire life can cause skin irritation. Who woulda thought?
@@TheLastOrange I don't need soap period. If I'm just sweaty, water takes it off. If I'm covered in grease, paint, or something like that, I might need soap, but for just daily cleaning, water works great. I don't stink, I don't itch, I don't get dried out, no skin problems, and makes the process cheaper and much faster too.
@@matthamilton5902and what do you do after workouts? Or if you have smelly feet after playing too much football? Common problems where I’m not sure if only water will help, but I’m open to be proven wrong:)
It's all according to what's in the soap. Usually, it's the dyes and perfumes that are irritating the skin. And let's not forget that if you live in a place with hard water, you're going to have skin irritation.
If you want more free time, do this! Once you lose your job and everyone in your life can't stand being around you, you'll be able to do all the things you wished you had time for.
I shower occasionally. Mostly to rinse off sweat. Between showers, I use baby wipes for pits and privates, when necessary. My one friend, who would tell me if I stank, never mentions anything of the kind! God has blessed me with good body oder. I haven't been sick, not even sniffles, for over 20 years!
As someone who in a depressive episode stopped showering for a while (doing better now, don't worry) I can tell you he smelled. Even just rinsing yourself off without soap improves that a lot. You probably don't need to wash with soap everyday, depending of course on your daily activities and other factors. But 5 years not showering is a whole other extreme
Some people stink like ass 2 days after not showering, meanwhile there's people like me that can go a month without showering and not smell like anything. I attribute it to not showering every single day of my life but instead 1x a week.
@@Demozo_ it's not noseblindess because I've asked other people if I smell before and not once have I ever gotten a negative comment about my smell. I do however get people occasionally complimenting me about the cologne I wear.
Yeah. Australia, Florida, tazzy, nz, inside states of USA ect 😂 is a must... if I go 2 days without showering I smell so bad. I can't go without a shower. Purely because of how much I sweat. I don't do much activity and I'm not fat😂 just sweat heaps compared to others
So my wife and I decided to stop using shampoo, conditioner, and soaps on our body a couple years ago. We were just curious to see what would happen. Spoiler alert we don’t smell worse at all. And in fact, both of us have much nicer hair these days. As far as we can tell, there’s actually no advantage to using soap or body wash or shampoos or conditioners.
I’m very interested in trying this. What do y’all use in place of shampoo and soaps? I saw a derm say something about using cetaphil (can’t remember if that’s what it was but whatever she was talking about, it wasn’t classified as soap).
My dude over here working right through a cold sore. He could have chosen to not record this until it healed but he is a dedicated man. I feel your pain man!
“What we’re paying for is… a good smell. That’s basically it.” People don’t understand how impactful our sense of smell is to our psyche and daily lives.
Couple of things a lot of those good smells are aliphatic hydrocarbons. Which are known carcinogens. The doc didn't shower with soap but he did bathe with an exfoliant to remove sweat and smells. Scientists do understand but sorry for the oversimplification.
Also quick Typ don’t use liquid soap as it actually is just chemical that isn’t unregulated and extremely bad for you. Use bar soap especially those made of olive oil. Much greater for the skin and it lasts so much longer. My brother had alot more back acne using liquid soap and I have dead skin and hurtful skin on my hair but since I just wash it with soap for 1 week now and put an egg on it to get the proteins and other things in my hair it’s feels great and my hair is much softer. I will soon switch to bar soaps as well but I’ll have to order them first. They aren’t made of any chemicals just natural products
yes you might be wanting to smell good. but you fail to understand damage your skin cause it to start dying and other problems and your smell will always exist no matter how much soap you use. its important to balance your biggest organ just as much as its important to care for ones heart and liver.
You still need to rinse off, at least. Especially after you've sweated and at least once a week. Using a skin brush often helps between rinse offs to keep the dead skin from building up too much. I rarely wash my hair, because it just feels better not to shampoo all the time. I do rinse it out every day though. The neat thing about it is I have a natural wave I never knew existed until I quit shampooing. And the further away from shampooing I am, the more my hair wants to do it's natural style. I haven't washed my face with soap however for probably about 10 years now and very rarely ever have a breakout or pimple.
My hair actually started falling out more when I subscribed to the "you should wash your hair less" opinion. I am an active person and a greasy scalp for days was not the answer. Stopped doing that & my hair has never looked or felt healthier. Im going to stick to doing what works.
It completely depends on your lifestyle, activities, job, etc. don’t generalize everything for everyone. Someone who works at a factory or a construction site cannot go without showering a single day, just as one who works out can’t stay without showering for long because the sweat will cause smell. And as someone without a car in Florida, I can say if you walk a lot in the hot sun, you need to shower. And not all skincare or soap is bad for you. There was a time I did not use to wash a certain body part with soap and it started flaking
Its your decision. A lot of people don’t need to use soap every day, some do. The point of this video is to primarily get views but also show that soap can cause harm.
Story time. Health teacher, Coach Steve, once told us. "Being clean doesn't equal healthy always. Deodorant with antiperspirant is bad because you're supposed to sweat. But I'd rather be approachable and a little unhealthy rather than not." Wise words to live by.
Look, we may not need tons of soap on a daily basis, but even a week without a shower is disgusting, let alone five years. That being said, it would he one helluva great way to ensure that nobody ever gets into your personal space.
Read more here: www.freethink.com/health/a-doctor-didnt-shower-for-5-years
There's some truth to what is said in the article but it comes off as insanely out of touch. Salient arguments and viable solutions don't sell books.
What do you think of dr bronners castile soap?
I smell BS. Wouldn't soaps be regulated by the CPSC rather than the FDA as it isn't a food or drug? I at least know off the top of my head that there are some regulations on what can even be called a soap vs detergent or cleanser.
@@kellyh9621he speaks in faulty truth. sure FDA don't regulate it but it's should be regulated by another department.
Glad I read that. It's actually been my sentiment since I was a kid with everything. Like head aches. I'll drink water and get fresh air before I take a paracetamol or something
Remember just because the doctor told you that you dont really need soap, doesn't mean you need to stop taking a shower
@@Bf26fge
I recently watched a video about carcinogens in American made shampoos. There’s a lot! Not so much in Europe. Then I loaded an app that I can scan whatever brand & it will alert for harmful chemicals.
Then I watched a video about the danger of drinking bottled water. They contain micro plastics which contains forever chemicals which can mess with hormones & your endocrine system. So no more of that.
I’m gonna put myself in my pocket & stay away from everything.
@@Bf26fgeI haven’t used shampoo in 2 years and it’s healthy, clean, vibrant, not oily, not smelly, and gets complimented all the time.
I did use it once or twice though when foreign material like dirt got in it excessively.
Haha 100%. I take showers most days but probably only use soap or hair stuff maybe 1-2x. Normally just rinse off for 5-10 minutes. Use soap after a soccer game or work outside when I’m filthy. Otherwise water works fine.
Right, but that’s not the takeaway here. The takeaway is that the soap and beauty industry is selling us a load of bs. It’s been well known for a long time in the medical field that simply rinsing long enough with plain water will remove most foreign and harmful bacteria from the skin. We don’t need all these extra products to be healthy.
Alll you gotta do is scrub with something. I rarely use soap. If I do it's usually where sun don't shine
If I recall this study correctly. He did not wash using soap, but instead he used a mixture to get rid of sweat, and the sweat smell and let his good bacteria fight off the bad bacteria for the most part. In other words, he did not take a regular shower, but he did bathe.
he dry cleaned himself
@@WLxMusicessentially
Yeh so he cleaned himself but didn't have a shower as the world knows it
so he took a bitch bath?
I've been showering with a rag and water for about 12 years now. Luckily I have the gene that makes it so I have no body odor.
You know you’re getting old when doctors look young enough to be your child.
😂👍🏼
Just because the FDA approves it, that doesn't mean it's safe. Just look at the pesticides and chemicals that are allowed in our food.
The FDA, and other government organizations, was not meant to protect the public, but American businesses. They only step in to protect the public when a business risks severe damages from continuing what they're doing (lawsuits).
And all the drug recalls. 😅
If you trust the FDA or any other government agency to tell you what’s safe to use, i have some real nice vaccines to sell you.
The FDA does not do any testing. They set a standard and then rely on companies to do their own testing to see if those standards are met.
Idk why but I managed to read pesticides and chemicals as pesticles
Since I've stopped showering, I have way more personal space when riding the subway. This really works!
hahahahaha
Hahahahah :)
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i think the guy explained things wrong, the guy would have still bathed, just not with soaps/shampoo's etc, aka chemicals
You've gotta take an oath of celibacy to be dedicated to this study for 5 years.
Look at the ladies or gents available in the dating market today. Celibacy is the best option, anyway.
@@melissamontville Easy solution... don't be a zoomer or don't date a zoomer.
You don't need to take the oath. The celibacy will come either way.
I'd say what about Mila Kunis but she's already taken
@@2gunz122
Neither one of them wash themselves. I guess it's good they found each other.
I quit using soap, except for pits and privates, every shower. I have noticed that my psoriasis is almost non-existent. Also since using shampoo less frequently, my hair is actually longer than it's ever been, which shouldn't be happening after menopause
I had a shocking result after using that hand sanitizer during that time you know. My skin on hands was red, raw, inflamed looked terrible and this skin was actually just splitting open like rips or cuts on the knuckles of my fingers just from bending my fingers to grasp things. Had to see doctors about it, and had to stop using it. Still cant even go near that stuff.
Smart girl, I have been using this method for a long time
In menopause what most women struggle with is not length but thickness.
@@prosperousutensil8178 that's stayed about the same. My hair always seemed to stop at the bottom of my shoulders. It just didn't seem to grow past that no matter how long I'd go without a cut. The hair on my head grows like crazy now but the hair on my legs doesn't so that's a huge plus😁
@@margareth1504it's got alcohol in it which dries out your skin. Just get a sanitiser with a moisturiser as well.
People get really arrogant, dismissive, and nasty if you dare say you don't shower EVERY day. I still shower very right girly but more like every other day and people will get downright grossed out and obnoxious
Same! Unless it’s a special occasion or something, I do every other day (sometimes 2-3 if I’m stuck at home and not going anywhere) cuz 1) I have eczema and psoriasis 2) I work from home, so there’s no one there to smell me and 3) I have chronic fatigue, so getting the energy to shower when u don’t even stink or are around ppl is not very realistic… But I can’t tell anyone that cuz I get judged and criticized for not doing it EVERY single day even tho there’s no reason for me to😏
I take an "everything" shower 1-2x a week, and otherwise, just wash my pits and 🍑 in the sink. I know I don't stink, and I can smell when other people do. We also use a bidet toilet seat.
People don't realize the reason they think they "need" a shower daily is because their over-washing is actually the reason they stink after 12 hours. They've destroyed their natural microbiome with over-washing and harsh detergents.
I be doing 4 days sometimes 😭
It's worse when you've just showered and someone tells you you stink. Has happened to me.
Yea bc unless you don't work out or do any physical activity, you'll smell really bad. Only exception is if you're eating really clean, but even then after a couple of days..
Bro is now a double certified discord moderator 😂
😂😂😂
As someone who has a medical background. I hope people aren’t stupid enough to actually fall for this. Soap actually prevented a lot of plagues and disease transmission in the 18th century and 19th. Can’t believe that this “doctor” or maybe this channel is just spreading misinformation.
He should get a 5 year discord admin plaque award like CZcams’s sub plaques haha.
I think I find it more believable that the guy simply stopped using products. Most animals naturally have an instinct to bathe. Birds, cats, dogs, etc. all either bathe or groom themselves. The difference is they just use water, no products. So if the key to the experiment was that he merely washed off with water, then I’d believe it, but if I somehow went two days without showering my scalp and face would be irritated from accumulated oil
Reddit CEO
He’s now ready for Comic-Con.
No, he still needs another decade under his belt.
Nah that’s anime cons
The big cons have some like that but it’s mostly normal people
@@deeznuts23yearsagoAs a former smash player, it's actually a smash tournament that are like this😂😂
Smash Bros. Tournament*
Lmfao wtf hahahaha
I've never told anyone this before, but I rarely use soap in the shower. If I swim in lake or something like that, I'll lather up. But other than that, I shower every other day sans soap. I also don't use shampoo. And I have never had one complaint about my smell. My wife has super sensitive smell and she has not said one word about bad smells.
I don't even shower that much, and your wife sounds exactly like mine.
Soap is toxic to wildlife.
My ex was a long haul truck driver and hardly washed at all and he never smelled bad .. but maybe I handled it better than others because I was with him who knows ha
And I always used soap until one of these shorts showed that bar of soap actually spreads more germs around.. which makes sence, it sits all dusty and hairy on the side of the tub and used by the whole family.. so now I only use it on my hands and use a handful of body wash instead
It's cause she is either used to it or is attracted to your natural odor. Trust the rest of us smell you
Yeah this is the one doctor you don't want for any examinations that require physical contact
And wear a mask
As someone who lives in Florida, PLEASE don't try that here.
As a fellow Floridan, I second this
As a south east asian, ye that guy's not gonna survive in any other part of the world lol not saying he's wrong just not nuanced enough
People stink bc of what they put in their bodies, not what is on the outside. I only use soap once a week in the shower and no deodorant. Alcohol drinkers smell the worst.
As a Floridian, I approve this message
Opinions of people who live where humans aren't supposed to live aren't important.💀💀💀
He’s not saying don’t bathe, or shower. He’s saying don’t overdo it.
yep, and one of his big points was "dont just go cold turkey on soap"
you gotta do it gradually, dont stop washing your hands thougb
@@harrietjameson washing hands is vitally important
@@szeth5287 yeah, thats why i said "dont stop washing your hands"
@@harrietjameson and I was agreeing with you
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Years ago I had severe dry skin. I work get rashes from it and they weren’t painful, but annoyingly itchy. My mother worked for a Dermatologist at the time so I made an appointment. The Doc told me not to use soap everywhere, just in certain areas where the skin rubbed on other skin and places like armpits which would stink. I did just that, but if I worked outside in a dirty environment I would was everything with soap. So I believe this guy.
Following advice like this made me try not using shampoo for a while. Made it like three weeks before I absolutely could not stand the level of grease (my hair was kinda sticky somehow??), and it was so itchy my scalp ended up bleeding a lot from how much I just couldn't resist scratching it. I felt like I was gonna go insane from that damn itching. I have hair loss and that accelerated too.
So yeah some people's bodies really do need the intervention. I don't shower daily though, mostly due to depression tbh
Interesting. I haven't washed my hair in many years, and it doesn't feel greasy or sticky, unless I've sweated a lot. If I do sweat a lot, I like to run a nice cold shower, and I do run the water on my hair as well, but with no chemicals. I only soap my body if I absolutely need to. I never get rashes, or lice, or any type of skin condition.
@@infinitedeath1384 Glad to hear your body can self regulate like that!
I wonder what would happen if you used a pressure washer. Might try it myself.
@@Tornado2409 Wym by a pressure washer? Aren't those for cleaning houses and stuff?
@vaughnhaney7020 yeah. Probably not a good idea because of the pressure of the water.
For someone who hasn't showered in 5 years, he looks cleaner than an average League of Legends player.
or WoW players and now BG3 players...gross..
*Melee gamers have entered the chat*
Wtf im literally in queue rn
Bold of you to assume that league of legends players take a shower
That's because the average league of legends player have never showered.
Be cautious not showering. It leaves you open to physical attack.
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No it won’t you will die if you try
@@benosmith5997 you just self reported both having horrible hygiene by not bathing, and that you’re a fake badass
😂😂😂
my stench wall will keep me out of punching range
My husband and I couldn’t find any soap or body wash that wasn’t full of a billion artificial chemicals, so I decided to make my own soap. Only 6 ingredient; unrefined extra virgin coconut oil, extra virgin olive oil, raw shea butter, essential oil for scent and lye. Amazingly soft and natural soap that smells amazing. And it’s so fun using different moulds.
Showering is not the problem. The problem is soap!! Keep showering, but use way less soap.
Exactly don't really need much soap unless you're a mechanic or farmer or something have a lot of dirt or grease on you.
If I don't shower for one day, I can't take my shoes off in anyone's house.
WTF?
most smelly bacteria is developed from feet sweat that gets into your shoes and creates bacteria in the shoes themselves.. so the smell only barely originates from the feet basically, it just brings sweat into shoes. you might just be used to the smell from your shoes and dont notice it very often. you just need to clean your shoes more often, use isopropyl alcohol, spray bottle throughout the shoe, will kill all that bacteria. if you wear the same shoes everyday this isn’t ideal, so be sure to at least have an additional pair, and don’t reuse socks. that should be all it takes
Why would you taks off your shoes im someone elses house in the first place? I dont even take off my shoes unless Im going to shower, or go to bed.
@@gavenecko??? Some ppl don't want shoes in their house
You need to buy new shoes, the smell that continues to drench your socks is coming from the shoes you have probably been wearing for over a year and have never washed
And when he finished the book, no publisher would meet with him IN PERSON
666likes ? Perfectly balanced as things should be- Thanos
@@3rdworldem Stick around, 666 likes won't last
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I’m just saying, the FDA approves Coca-Cola. So, yeah. I’m not necessarily looking for their stamp of approval.
Hey. Coca-Cola has saved lives.
@@pav3039Coke syrup is good for upset stomachs. That’s all
When I was between jobs a long time ago, I decided to see how little I could shower and get away with it. My skin felt healthier than ever, and the amount of odor my body put out decreased dramatically. Now I shower every two or three days (more often if absolutely necessary) and my skin is much healthier than people who do the daily soap up.
He now understands a mere fraction of what it’s like to be a Genshin player
Lol
Agreed
He chose not to examine few discord mods, but instead, became one himself. What a legend.
I feel like not knowing the details of his research just validates all the basement dwelling neckbeards who already don’t bathe
Or smash players 😂
LOL
@@chosen729I play smash for esports at my school and I shower everyday lol tf u on about
@@Mr.__Sofi just google it. Apparently it got so bad at evo the organizers had to encourage people to shower
Ive genuinely found that the more products i use on my skin the more my face breaks out. I mostly just use water and if anything else, the most natural organic soap i can.
I used to use a face wash that had the slogan "gentle as water" until one day I thought, "Why don't I just use water?" Best thing I ever did for my skin.
"didn't shower for 5 years" the loudest noise of disgust I have ever made left my lungs without permission immediately.
Last two lessons were that he stanked up every room he walked in, and everyone hated him for it
😂😂😂
"Stanked"💀
No
@@Nave6WYes
@@whynot7897why not
I live in Hawaii, and have to shower all the time because of the humidity. Even just walking from my work to my car, I'm sweaty and gross.
I feel like that could be solved by only washing trouble places every other time and just rinsing, if you're getting in the shower so often. As a Michigander I don't have to deal with that type of climate so I would have no idea, but I definitely do think that I've felt better and had less irritation after using soap a little more sparingly.
i mean, you could just shower with water and don't use soap, that's usually what i'm doing when i shower more than once a day@@cherriberri8373
That's the way. Used to live in 40C+ climate with 60%+ humidity, the trick is showering a few times a day with water (no AC) and trouble spots when they start smelling
Have to shower just after getting out of the shower lol
You don't HAVE to do anything. I shower once a week and I NEVER stink. I use deodorant once a week and again, never have body odor. Y'all rely too much on soap and products with smell which is what you're used to
This is fascinating! I have a lot of skin issues so this makes me think I should simplify even more! My skin is highly reactive!!
As I am not that physically active most of the time I believe and practice washing every other day and washing my hair once a week. I think we were sold along our hygiene products a whole lot of BS
It's true.. Once I cut all the products out and went back to doing what I did as a teen: just washing my face with water in the mornings and putting on sunscreen, and a non-soap facewash at night, followed by a simple moisturizer .... Well, no looking back now. My skin has never been better!! Less is definitely more when it comes to skincare. We're being sold on how we need so many things to better our skin. But it's just stripping all the natural oils and bacteria away, which is exactly what we need to protect it!
My husband barely showers, because he believes this. No one would know unless he tells you ! His face is clear, his hair rarely gets oily, and he NEVER gets sick. My sons and I just had covid, he tested negative the whole time.
My wife had covid and I tested negative the whole time despite living together in a tiny apartment. Unlike your husband, I shower and wash my (medium-long) hair every single day and will do for the rest of my life. Not being clean makes me feel miserable.
Washing regularly is not a marketing trick, it's my personal preference.
@@RHCPsTvI’m with you on that.
I’m guessing there’s no oral stuff going on then?
My husband does this and he smells so bad that I have to beg him to shower with soap. I didn't realize he was only showering and wearing deodorant/cologne while courting me but was really a non-bather until after we were married. Now, I try to avoid being near him when he's on his 3rd or 4th day of no personal hygiene. Sometimes, I just want to run away...😒
@@forapps9364lol I had no idea non-bathing was a hobby or whatever. I'm going to try this.
Unfortunately most blue collar workers such as myself have to shower daily after work to get rid of the sweaty musky smell.
is okay just do one day with soap and another without the soap
The musky sweat is coming from armpit and pubic hair, and you can remove said smell with just lukewarm water, some mild scrubbing and a little deodorant. The rest of the human skin produces sweat that is usually odorless.
@@FokoPoko991 sweat still causes dirt from friction and a odor even if not from any hairy zones
A few drops of chlorophyll in water makes your sweat not stink. Takes a week.
That dude got stank just sitting in his office, too. 😂
“Did you get less allergies”
“Yes”
“What did it cost”
“My social life”
Your body does clean itself though. Cleaning it manually diminishes your body’s ability to do it. If you smell and you don’t have something nasty on you you’re pretty much definitely not in good health. Often people end up smelling bad after not washing because you don’t have a natural biome on your skin. Often people have fungal and bacterial breakouts if they don’t incessantly clean themselves. I bathe in hot water regularly and simply don’t smell. I had dandruff and somewhat scaly skin before, now it’s gone and my skin feels and looks 10x better. Sunlight is essential too.
@@whirled_peas take a shower
@@thatonedude932take drugs
@@thatonedude932 brainlet response. Guaranteed I smell better and have healthier skin than you.
@@thatonedude932can you not read?
Please shower people!
Right?! Even if it’s once a week or once a month, it’s certainly better than going several friggin years!
@kayleigh3648 I think it should be every other day atleast..
@@justinfrye965 Not necessary if you rarely sweat.
Yes ❤❤❤❤
@@MayTheSchwartzBeWithYou no dude... wtf..
I haven't used soap on my face in a decade, it's how I got rid of my cystic acne. I stopped using deodorant in 2014. I noticed that the only time I have body odor is when I stress about things. If I stop stressing, I stop stinking. I wash my hair once or twice a month and bathe every 3-4 months. I went from super oily flaky skin and hair to clear "normal" skin and hair. Don't knock it if you haven't tried it.
It’s good to know my depression is why I’m physically healthy
when we want to die we become immortal
@@nicolasfritzges4013both bros just casually banged out high level philosophy
True tbh my pimples got less the less I showered lmao
@@nicolasfritzges4013when I look down the barrel of the gun, all I see is paradise
“You gotta wash yo ass!” - Redd Foxx
“Wash yo ass” -Tariq Nasheed
and del tha funkee homosapien and chest Rockwell
"did you wash yo ass today?"
Shoutout Marcus Sanders aka Tiriq Nasheed. Aka King Flex Aka Elite king K flex - Wash yo ass 🤣
I never heard of Redd Foxx until today and now he’s come up twice. Isn’t that weird?
I only shower a couple times a week. I never use lotion (never have). I also never eat fast food so that helps. Im 44 and I'm really so much happier with my hair and skin than when I was younger and showered every day.
Twice a week is reasonable. That’s every 3-4 days, so unless u work outside in the heat, u will likely not smell… After reading the comments here, I saw that some ppl are only showering with water and no soap or anything else to get the stink off🤢, so I think we are good lol.
It’s funny tho, cuz if u dare admit that u skipped one single day they’ll tell u how gross and disgusting you are; yet they have old dirty couches they lay on every single day that don’t ever get washed, old dirty carpets that have never been shampooed, they never clean/sanitize their phone, door handles, etc. But WERE the gross ones lmao. I just find it funny that they keep washing something that isn’t dirty over and over (ie their body), yet completely ignore things that are ACTUALLY dirty 🙄
@kayleigh3648 for real! I use natural soaps but I use soap. I had to go to a Dr once for a skin thing and she said "you have the softest skin I've ever seen, you must not use lotions".
The beauty industry is not doing us any favors. They give us lotions that dry our skin (if you use it your body stops making its own) lip balm that dries our lips, soaps that kill our good bacteria.... getting customers for life.
I had a roommate that said using my towel more than once was disgusting (I just dried my clean body with it and hung it to dry) but he hadn't washed his sheets in weeks (that his dirty body had laid in lol).
The two other things he learned:
1) Not bathing also means being alone.
2) You don't need snow to make a grease angel.
right, that way you'll never forget your spot in bed... 😂😂😂
So Brian made sure not to gather any info about this doctor
Never heard of bikers?
lmfao.
not washing your genital and rectal area for 5 years must been disgusting af
Mmm...crotch cheese
@@SpanishRobotmy favorite 😂
Not showering and not washing at all is very different.
@@MrJojuxIs Stink and Nasty
I didn't use soap or shampoo for 8 months and it was actually a positive experience for me. I use it once a week now.
As a competitive swimmer, this was real helpful with all the chlorine itching and rushing my skin
Fr. It also damaged my hair
you would be better off washing the chlorine off
@@che4840 we do. It just sucks sometimes
@@che4840the real hack is wetting your hair in the shower before getting in the pool so it’s already saturated with unclorinated water
Chlorine has got to be way more harmful than soap
Bet no one sat in the first 10 rows of his lectures.
I can usually get away with washing every other day and my skin is much better off than my husband that has to bathe daily due to work. Luckily he started exfoliating and using lotion when we met 10 years ago. 😅 Please shower people. Go every other day if you don't sweat or get filthy. 😉
Every other day is perfectly fine, maybe even once or twice a week during the winter. It’s the nasties who only shower a few times a year and/or refuse to use soap who give us the bad stigma. (I saw a few in the comment section here who say they refuse to use soap or shampoo🤮🙄). I do every 2-3 days due to psoriasis, also working from home (there’s no one here to smell me), and chronic fatigue syndrome (have to save my energy for more important things like work and taking care of my child, etc); so it doesn’t make physical or logical sense to constantly shower. I don’t think there’s a one size fits all for showering, but never using soap is just ridiculous and gross, not to mention lazy AF… I still don’t understand why some ppl refuse soap or shampoo, like they’re trying to prove a point or something, but all their doing is pissing everyone around them off. How hard is it to shower once a week/month and use friggin soap?!? 😏
he probably don't do things that make him sweat or get dirty
no way he can not shower after a good run in the sun
He probably used product like bacteria which consume ammonia to make us sweat smell nothing and stay clean
He definitely rinsed his body with water, what he didn't do is use actual soap
Except that living literally makes you sweat
How about some grease monkey work on dusty and dirt caked machinery? What about an entire day of pitching manure with a pitchfork? I hate antibacterial gel for the same reasons.
I work at Walmart and I'm amazed how many people when they walk by I get hit with a wall of bo. I'm kind of obsessed with smelling good, not really for anyone else but it's nice to get compliments but more for myself. I've only forgotten deodorant a few times but it makes me feel disgusting.
Meanwhile there's some workers who smell bad everyday. But why? I don't want to be near someone that smells bad and I'd think most people don't either. Maybe it's a way for people to leave you alone.
Could you imagine what it smelled like to have 50 thousand soldiers marching? The smell must've carried for miles.
No one tell Asmongold. He doesn't need more of an excuse.
i think he already knows.
It's been at least 15 years for ol Asomonbald
“My d is clean I don’t have to wash my hands”
Ikr he looks sooo greasy and not in a good way
@@Turboautismo everything about that man looks "not in a good way"
he grosses me tf out
Don't stop showering. Just use all natural soap. I use hand made goat's milk soap, with tea tree oil.
Soap kills viruses. I think it helps me be healthy. And i love the shower that kicks off my day!
Bacteria handle viruses more effectively than soap. And nothing can "kill" a virus, you can only make it inactive.
Soap removes dirt, bacteria, and viruses. Antibacterial soap kills bacteria and viruses, but not basic soap.
Soap kills everything on your skin leaving it wide open for a virus to rapidly take hold without competition from any other microbes. It gets all the resources to itself and can rapidly multiply.
Becoming a diverse and healthy ecosystem is your best bet...that way it's harder for any one thing to get out of control.
My guy left out the part where the doctor started showering again after completing his study. Must not have trusted his own research.
My guy did shower during his study, he just didn't use soap. Capt. Herpes here very much misrepresented what happened.
@@mikemoyer8162daaaaaamnnn 😩😂
@@mikemoyer8162 dude went off on face soap not being FDA approved your not supposed to eat it my guy
Actually he is right, he never said don't shower or don't use soap, just don't over use it. Simple as. Improve your comprehension before commenting
@@CaleTheNailmy brother in christ you are only thinking of the f in fda.
Redditors figuring out ways to not shower
Have you smelt a Redditor?
@@Remake5182Yep from across the street
@@Remake5182yes from across state lines
Yeah, my elderly mom refused her shower at the nursing home for months. She developed a skin fungus that took three months and a thousand dollars to get under control. She showers three times a week now, no complaints. 😂
My last girlfriend is a clean freak so showered 2-4 times a day. She got terrible sick and the dock at the VA asked her how often she showered. He then told her the reason she got sick is she cleans way to often. To only shower more than once a day and if she can go a few days between. She was washing everything away and compromised her immune system.
Soap is not needed, but washing yourself regularly with water is a must
You need something to lather your body with because of open sores that can get clogged etc
@@Justinn229im quite sure our ancestors did fine without soap and that also goes for modern day nomads of africa and amazon to name two.. i don't think people understand what is happening here.. its just easier to throw insults
@@KR-jg7gcthey also died at around 40
@@potaetoupotautoe7939 did they though? die at 40? I think you're full of crap! We can also do the same thing for the life expectancy of men during WW2 and say life expectancy was 25! But what you're leaving out is the word AVERAGE, which also leaves out the causes of death which were UNNATURAL Causes such as War and Murder etc. People were expiring at 40 because they lacked soap you halfwit!
@@KR-jg7gchow about air pollution to consider?
His next video is "herpes is a myth".
Ha
Yooooo hahaha I wanted to scroll to see the first comment to mention it but didn't expect that.. actual LOL
Oh no hahaha
Must of got into a bad batch of kitty
He up here telling us how we shouldn't bathe while he got a legion up on his lip.
Contaminated water and poor sanitation are linked to transmission of diseases such as cholera, diarrhoea, dysentery, hepatitis A, typhoid and polio.
Yeah and can be transmitted because of not washing.
Needless to say, he was also celibate for 5 years.
Bro I literally had to escort a man from Zambia around and he never showered before. He would literally clear rooms when you walked in.
Did he have beautiful skin though?
damn my country has been violated😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@thedoopu46hahahaha
damnnn! @@L3X369 my country is violeted once more 😂😂😂😂😂
@@L3X369anyone is stinky after not showering for a week, or a month. Imagine years. A doctor is no exception
I can absolutely confirm this. One time about 12 years ago I was homeless in the summer time for about 7-8 months, I couldn’t shower every day and spent a lot of time outside, let me tell you I never felt so physically well as I did then. I had tons of energy and was awake at sunrise every morning. If I needed to walk 2 miles to something I didn’t think twice , fast forward today and I have a pretty cushy Job and house and I can hardly get out of bed. I always said the sunlight and not putting the chemicals on my skin every day, heck maybe even the tap water significantly contributed to my physical feeling.
You had so much energy because the tiny bugs on your face and skin left you restless by nawing at your flesh constantly 😂😂😂😂
Probably the energy mostly came from being outside. Fresh air and natural sunlight are some powerful mood boosters
Tap water shill.
I'm kidding! I love you!
I had a similar experience but wasn't really homeless per se. I used to work seasonally on a farm which provided very primitive living(is that a haybale in the mud?! No, it's a matress!😅) and I always had energy, strength, good sleep, thick hair, no pain, clear skin and mind and lots of motivation. "Showers" meant using a hose once in a while and if you got really lucky on a sunny day where nobody else wanted a shower, you could coil up a long black hose in the sun and get 2 whole minutes of warm water in a few hours! lol of course it's also been 10 years, so that's a factor too, but now that I own a house and have all the creature comforts I want, I'm more unwell than ever lol I'm such a sucker for comfort that I'll kill myself with it if I'm not forced into discomfort regularly. I struggle to even take a cold shower anymore, even though I know I'll feel better, it's just so hard to willingly choose discomfort sometimes!😅 being young and broke was seriously one of the best eras of my life lol
I had a somewhat similar experience, but I was in college. Lived like I was homeless and walked everywhere. Was in great health.
One question: What about your teeth and gums? How did you take care of those?
Baking soda and peroxide are safe. Essential oils combined are added cleaning help. Teeth, hair, and skin can be cleaned with natural, non interruptive things. Baking soda is less abrasive than toothpaste.
Unfortunately since not bathing cause smelling and hygiene is considered important, even you know this you have no choice
The timing between that herpes outbreak and this clean skin video is harmonious
I was thinking the same thing lmao
If the title of this video was accurate, ur not far from it. But im pretty sure he was just talking about getting soap and shampoo. Ngl I soap and shampoo about twice a month. Honestly I have never ecountered somebody saying im smelly and my skin is fine. I shower 2 times a day and i dont take perfume or deodorant. I would say that soap and shampoo are overrated but its good to have after a sweaty session or any dirty session
I guess he uses to much soap😅
Soap doesn't prevent, treat, or cure herpes...
You're absolutely Tarded
„Man, you need to finally shower“
„But I’m doing an experiment for Science!“
„Charles, you’re 9 years old.“
A real doctor who rather stick with the facts than the profit takes 😅
I don’t know about not bathing everyday but I will say this, I have stopped washing my face as often as I use to (I would wash my face twice every day). Now I wash my face every other day and sometimes I go 2-3 days without washing my face and finally my skin has cleared up. I have always been prone to acne and blackheads ever since puberty and nothing worked but still tried hoping that one day it would. During Covid when I was at the heights of my depression I started to slack with my face routine. I went through a “what’s the point of all of this” moment but that when I started to see progress. I was worried that the pollution out side would break me out again but it has not.My skin now is clear and I’m currently only working on evening out my skin tone. I still recommend washing your face but try not to stop your skin of all its natural properties as I once did.
P.s. please bathe at least once a day because your bodily odour will affect your interpersonal relationships. It will also affect your self worth…
For a minute, I thought he was the doctor.
Dr. Kronish from Future Man would be closer.
I think he IS the doctor. Look at the similarity of the shape of his head, nose and ears. These are all the facial parts not covered up with a cap and glasses. Also the deliberate filtering of the upper photo and the exaggerated smile distort the shape and complexion of the face. Makes me wonder if he is, in fact, a real M.D. or if this is just a contrived story to get CZcams views.
The FDA wouldn't regulate something like shampoo anyways (it's not food or drugs after all). It would be the CPSC who would regulate that kind of product.
Soap isn't a food nor a drug, not even an administration.
The Committee Press for Shampoo & Conditioner
That wouldn't stop the FDA from over-stepping. I don't know any three letter agency that isn't.
FDA is society's enemy and one of the biggest if not the biggest... And they're literally supposed to be for unanimous good across the board, yet are so far from this is difficult to quantify...
I can tell people don’t care to read the list of ingredients that are on their products. There are some that target certain issues, like Head & Shoulders: dandruff. But not everyone can tolerate certain ingredients. It’s better to listen to a dermatologist than some random dude on the internet. Dermatologists take 12ish years to get to where they are so it’s good to listen to those instead.
Imagine how good that first shower felt when those five years were up.
I love how the rest is on a third party website really shows you how much he cares about the subject
It's on their website, not a third party one
I love how people just easily spread misinformation and people fall for it
I think it's better than making 59 parts of shorts 😅
@@redvelvet9215where's the misinformation?
@yvonq.9346i mean its not necessarily black and white like that. its simply just unproven information
Suddenly this man gained lots of support from discord
And reddit and gamers and most people that attend cons
herpes enthusiasts
@freethink if that is a cold sore on your lip, look into taking L-lysine. 1000mg 2-3x a week can keep them at bay! If one does pop up, take 3-5g daily until it’s healed. Then start taking 1000mg (1g) several times a week when the weather is changing or you’re feeling extra stressed.
Guys he isn't saying you shouldn't shower or use soap at all. We just rely on it and over use it to much. They say you shouldn't even shower everyday because it dries your skin out and is bad for your hair.
for everyone in the comments saying "OH, well, I get sweaty so i need to shower, he just sat around" you're missing something here. Showering in water is one thing. Soap, another. You can shower without soap, he said the soap industry is a sham, not the shower industry.
Soap industry isn’t a sham trust me when you’re hairy asf soap really helps out my entire stomach/ chest is hairy, my armpits are hairy even my ass and groin area is hairy so ✨just using water✨ isn’t enough and I’m sure it’s like that for a lot of people with body hair..
Why just soap? Should the shampoo industry also be included?
Sweat is odorless. The bacteria feeding on it isn't. If you lead a healthy lifestyle, sweating doesn't necessarily make you smell.
i disagree.... tbh, when you find something that really goes with you . there's no backing up.....
i do agree....most of the beauty industry are hoax and a marketing tactics ...but there are very few who is proven to work and defeat all the odds we humans crafted to live with...
Making dirt, sweat, oil, and whatnot wet doesn't make it disappear.
I don't care! I'm bathing! Some of y'all out here STANK. Yeah, I said it. 😂😂😂
Ooh big words there little girl
@@kupokupo6861those aren’t big words maybe upgrade your vocabulary
Well he never said he didn't bathe just didn't use soap.
Oh nvm he said not showering at all that's crazy 😂
@@NobodyzJelly I think their reply went over your head lmao. Those weren't big words literally and in figure of speech. Some people just really do need to shower.
He didn't stop showering. He stopped using soap, except for hand washing. I also have recently started doing the same, and I feel fine. Most people smell like chemical perfumes after a shower, and then a couple of hours later they start to stink.
There’s no fucking way a construction worker isn’t going to shower daily
I told my grandfather he was bathing too much, but he ignored my advice. He died shortly after, at 92.
💀i don't this it was because of the soaf he just expired before the soap
i don't think bathing a lot is what killed him
@@sdfrch 💀maybe the cold water cus my grand - grandfather died while washing clothes at night from heart attack ( i was just kidding before)
@@downeyokwho 💀u too
This is a perfect example of how scientific studies function these days 😂
Showering isn't bad. Using too much soap is. Don't hesitate to take a shower using only water. I used to break out with rashes all over constantly until my doctor told me to stop using all soap for 2 weeks, then start using one for a week, then another, to find out which one was causing the problem. When I stopped using soap, all my skin irritations cleared up and I just never started using it again. I shower every day sometimes twice, never use soap, and I don't smell bad at all. Showering isn't bad, but covering your body with chemicals every day for your entire life can cause skin irritation. Who woulda thought?
@@TheLastOrange I don't need soap period. If I'm just sweaty, water takes it off. If I'm covered in grease, paint, or something like that, I might need soap, but for just daily cleaning, water works great. I don't stink, I don't itch, I don't get dried out, no skin problems, and makes the process cheaper and much faster too.
@@matthamilton5902 do you not stink, or have you just gotten used to your own stink?
Why did you use different kinds of soap on the same body part in the first place? (Serious question, no disrespect)
Your body literally has built-in cleaning mechanisms.
@@matthamilton5902and what do you do after workouts? Or if you have smelly feet after playing too much football? Common problems where I’m not sure if only water will help, but I’m open to be proven wrong:)
I completely agree with this. Now, people are making their dogs sick by overgrooming them.
That's one I haven't heard before." Why aren't you taking showers?" ... "Research "😂😂
It's all according to what's in the soap. Usually, it's the dyes and perfumes that are irritating the skin. And let's not forget that if you live in a place with hard water, you're going to have skin irritation.
Dyes are different than dies.
Which places have hard water I only have soft water
@@horsecarriage0987the area I live in has very hard water
If you have hard water what should you do then?
@@bettyspot I think the only solution is to buy a water softener, but where I live that's expensive :(
Imagine going on a date without showering for a month
I had an ex gf who was attracted to my B.O. I don't think she would have liked it if I always smelled like that though.
@@Cryptech1010Eastern European?
@@theDudemanok🤣
Some people don't really smell bad regardless of how infrequently they bathe, or even smell at all. BO is mostly genetic.
If you want more free time, do this! Once you lose your job and everyone in your life can't stand being around you, you'll be able to do all the things you wished you had time for.
I shower occasionally.
Mostly to rinse off sweat.
Between showers, I use baby wipes for pits and privates, when necessary.
My one friend, who would tell me if I stank, never mentions anything of the kind!
God has blessed me with good body oder.
I haven't been sick, not even sniffles, for over 20 years!
As someone who in a depressive episode stopped showering for a while (doing better now, don't worry) I can tell you he smelled. Even just rinsing yourself off without soap improves that a lot. You probably don't need to wash with soap everyday, depending of course on your daily activities and other factors. But 5 years not showering is a whole other extreme
The man still showered, just without products
Some people stink like ass 2 days after not showering, meanwhile there's people like me that can go a month without showering and not smell like anything. I attribute it to not showering every single day of my life but instead 1x a week.
@@smurfdaddy420 You probably smell you just don't smell it because you get used to it in the process
@@smurfdaddy420 Being noseblind is a thing, you just stopped smelling yourself. Everyone around you does.
@@Demozo_ it's not noseblindess because I've asked other people if I smell before and not once have I ever gotten a negative comment about my smell. I do however get people occasionally complimenting me about the cologne I wear.
He wanted to tell his friends about the results of his experiment but they were all gone.
😂
A guy who calls himself "Freethink" wants the soap industry to be "regulated! How utterly ludicrous and hypocritical.
next vid
dentist stops brushing for 5 yrs
lets see how that goes
Bro got a cold sore and spent a month researching skin care
Lol, my thoughts also. That sore was the only thing I saw in this entire video👀👁👀👁😂😂😂
That depends on your location. Showering is a must in hot places
He does shower, he doesn't use any soap or shampoo products
Yeah. Australia, Florida, tazzy, nz, inside states of USA ect 😂 is a must... if I go 2 days without showering I smell so bad. I can't go without a shower. Purely because of how much I sweat. I don't do much activity and I'm not fat😂 just sweat heaps compared to others
Yea you already nasty, the heat just turned it on
Or if you’re fat
So my wife and I decided to stop using shampoo, conditioner, and soaps on our body a couple years ago. We were just curious to see what would happen. Spoiler alert we don’t smell worse at all. And in fact, both of us have much nicer hair these days. As far as we can tell, there’s actually no advantage to using soap or body wash or shampoos or conditioners.
I’m very interested in trying this. What do y’all use in place of shampoo and soaps? I saw a derm say something about using cetaphil (can’t remember if that’s what it was but whatever she was talking about, it wasn’t classified as soap).
My mom didn't shower or change clothes for 4 years. True story. She just drank beer and acted psychotic every day. Never even changed clothes
Also, the streak could still be intact because I stopped talking to her in 2021.
My dude over here working right through a cold sore. He could have chosen to not record this until it healed but he is a dedicated man. I feel your pain man!
its Herpes
You think it's from all the bad face bacteria? That he might have gotten from a hoes bad pussy bacteria?
Herpes sucks.
Logic looking down bad
I think he thought that the toddler ball cap would take attention away from his massive Herpe..
“What we’re paying for is… a good smell. That’s basically it.”
People don’t understand how impactful our sense of smell is to our psyche and daily lives.
Couple of things a lot of those good smells are aliphatic hydrocarbons. Which are known carcinogens.
The doc didn't shower with soap but he did bathe with an exfoliant to remove sweat and smells.
Scientists do understand but sorry for the oversimplification.
Also quick Typ don’t use liquid soap as it actually is just chemical that isn’t unregulated and extremely bad for you. Use bar soap especially those made of olive oil. Much greater for the skin and it lasts so much longer. My brother had alot more back acne using liquid soap and I have dead skin and hurtful skin on my hair but since I just wash it with soap for 1 week now and put an egg on it to get the proteins and other things in my hair it’s feels great and my hair is much softer. I will soon switch to bar soaps as well but I’ll have to order them first. They aren’t made of any chemicals just natural products
yes you might be wanting to smell good. but you fail to understand damage your skin cause it to start dying and other problems and your smell will always exist no matter how much soap you use. its important to balance your biggest organ just as much as its important to care for ones heart and liver.
You still need to rinse off, at least. Especially after you've sweated and at least once a week. Using a skin brush often helps between rinse offs to keep the dead skin from building up too much.
I rarely wash my hair, because it just feels better not to shampoo all the time. I do rinse it out every day though. The neat thing about it is I have a natural wave I never knew existed until I quit shampooing. And the further away from shampooing I am, the more my hair wants to do it's natural style.
I haven't washed my face with soap however for probably about 10 years now and very rarely ever have a breakout or pimple.
My hair actually started falling out more when I subscribed to the "you should wash your hair less" opinion. I am an active person and a greasy scalp for days was not the answer. Stopped doing that & my hair has never looked or felt healthier. Im going to stick to doing what works.
It completely depends on your lifestyle, activities, job, etc. don’t generalize everything for everyone. Someone who works at a factory or a construction site cannot go without showering a single day, just as one who works out can’t stay without showering for long because the sweat will cause smell. And as someone without a car in Florida, I can say if you walk a lot in the hot sun, you need to shower. And not all skincare or soap is bad for you. There was a time I did not use to wash a certain body part with soap and it started flaking
are you an expert?
No.
@@sethmichener9871are you?
@@sethmichener9871 neither are you or the guy who did the experiment. Observational study on just 1-2 person doesn’t make them any expert
Its your decision. A lot of people don’t need to use soap every day, some do. The point of this video is to primarily get views but also show that soap can cause harm.
Story time. Health teacher, Coach Steve, once told us. "Being clean doesn't equal healthy always. Deodorant with antiperspirant is bad because you're supposed to sweat. But I'd rather be approachable and a little unhealthy rather than not." Wise words to live by.
Sheep
Survival of the fittest will take its place.
@@Coldfront-sg3tt Stinky
@@kadinconway8401 😂😂😂😂
@@Coldfront-sg3tt Rather a metaphorical sheep than smell like one.
Look, we may not need tons of soap on a daily basis, but even a week without a shower is disgusting, let alone five years. That being said, it would he one helluva great way to ensure that nobody ever gets into your personal space.