Sentences with phrase «know about germs»

They didn't know about germs, so storing water was an issue, since stagnant water grow germs, insects etc..

Your right there was a time that we did not know about germs and the religious claimed it was demons and evil spirits that made people sick.

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I don't know about you but even though I have been labeled as the germ, I feel freer, healthier, and happier than ever being outside the camp.

The germ of this idea was already known to Whitehead, and to the mathematician F. Klein, both of whom speculated about its use in classical mechanics (Whitehead 1898).

Sherry's question about wheat bran to wheat germ replacement made mi think — as far as I know they have significantly different properties.

drive than in some establishment that has tons of people with tons of germs that I don't know about.

People would come visit but we did not leave the house and when I think about that I don't know how I did it but again I wanted a great start to my baby's life and my mother had me convinced there were germs out there that I needed to keep her away from!!»

No one had to know that your sick kids were the ones who contaminated the coin - operated rides at the mall, which, while perhaps already crawling with germs, are now certainly crawling with germs, except that you chose to post about it on Facebook.

Furthermore, we don't have to worry about the lid opening before we want it to — we know the contents will stay germ free for up to 24 hours while the lid is secure!

But I'm someone who has been making my own specialty salves for about 6 years — because I have a fairly good collection of essential oils and know which ones to add for which salves, what soothes, what kills germs, what kills fungus (tea tree oil and grapefruit seed extract!)

With concerns about the seasonal flu dominating conversations and headlines, it's comforting to know that so many people appear to be so aware of the need to stop the spread of germs and increase personal hygiene, but one big question still remains:

Gene therapy's clearest success to date has been restoring the health of about 40 children with severe combined immunodeficiency (SCID), also known as «bubble boy» disease because patients can not fight off infections and are often isolated to protect them from germs.

I honestly didn't know much about wheat germ before then but as I did my research, I started to learn about all the health benefits.

Vintage pieces usually have withstood the test of time so you know it will last longer than some of the things on the shelves today and it has been washed so you do not have to worry about germs.

Those who know me, know that I have a bit of an issue with dirt and germs (I probably use Purell about 350 times per day, and yes, I know I likely now have the immune system of a newborn), and just glancing at the back of the device after any period of usage is enough to turn my stomach.

Before you know it, you're 40 years old in a truck stop bathroom doing a line off a germ - ridden toilet thinking about all the mistakes you made in life.

You would not want to fall for the false idea that someone actually knows more than K&C about the germ nucleation growth statistics.