What would happen to human!
Question: What would happen to human
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I find this question a bit intriguing because I don't think I would have ever thought of it myself. ;)
While it's true there may be a bit of an oder issue, one thing to keep in mind is that the body is constantly renewing itself. Predominately when we wash we are washing and cleaning the skin but, the surface of our skin is basically composed of dead cells while new cells are being created below the surface and constantly being pushed upward until they eventually flake off (so neat little microbes can feast upon them).
So, short of a tattoo, if we get a mark on our skin somewhere and never wash it off, eventually it will "go away" because the skin that was marked upon is replaced.
There have actually been studies done with radioactive isotopes which show that every cell in the human body is replaced every 18 months or so. Some cells, like the lining of our stomach, are replaced every week or so.
If we are to assume that taking a bath involves the use of soap then I would have to conclude that the human body would survive just fine because throughout the majority of human history, soap was not manufactured or even available for widespread usage.
From what I learned in my organic chemistry class the origins of soap were gleaned from women noticing their clothes becoming cleaner when they were washed downstream from human sacrifices - the movie Fight Club alludes to this when they mention the best fat for making soap comes from humans ;)Health Question & Answer
While it's true there may be a bit of an oder issue, one thing to keep in mind is that the body is constantly renewing itself. Predominately when we wash we are washing and cleaning the skin but, the surface of our skin is basically composed of dead cells while new cells are being created below the surface and constantly being pushed upward until they eventually flake off (so neat little microbes can feast upon them).
So, short of a tattoo, if we get a mark on our skin somewhere and never wash it off, eventually it will "go away" because the skin that was marked upon is replaced.
There have actually been studies done with radioactive isotopes which show that every cell in the human body is replaced every 18 months or so. Some cells, like the lining of our stomach, are replaced every week or so.
If we are to assume that taking a bath involves the use of soap then I would have to conclude that the human body would survive just fine because throughout the majority of human history, soap was not manufactured or even available for widespread usage.
From what I learned in my organic chemistry class the origins of soap were gleaned from women noticing their clothes becoming cleaner when they were washed downstream from human sacrifices - the movie Fight Club alludes to this when they mention the best fat for making soap comes from humans ;)Health Question & Answer
there are many diseases you can get infected with...
and smelling bad is a disadvantage too.Health Question & Answer
and smelling bad is a disadvantage too.Health Question & Answer
NO social life.
At all.
Seriously.
And since "man is a social animal", the end would be death.
Um.. Yeah. That's right.Health Question & Answer
At all.
Seriously.
And since "man is a social animal", the end would be death.
Um.. Yeah. That's right.Health Question & Answer
the body will stink to death ..Health Question & Answer