Something for the germaphobes
found this on a tech news site earlier: The Naegleria fowleri amoeba typically feeds on bacteria in water and soil. Human digestive systems have no problem killing it, but inhaling water that carr...
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It's become an issue since so many docs are recommending neti pots for allergies and colds.
Used to be only people who swam in lakes and rivers got this disease, so nobody cared. But now yuppies are getting it from inhaling their city water.
Used to be only people who swam in lakes and rivers got this disease, so nobody cared. But now yuppies are getting it from inhaling their city water.
