The CDC is, I guess, updated.

You weren't really going to call it walked back, but they updated their disinface disinfectant,

I guess, rules.

So this is what the headline looks like.

The CDC relax its rules on cleaning to prevent COVID-19, saying intense disinfectants

are likely doing us more harm than good.

Now, just, this just happened.

So in here, it says disinfection without proper ventilation is bad for our health, fogging,

humiliation, and other such theatrical performances of industrial cleanliness can easily do more

harm than good when it comes to human health.

Now, so a lot of people, I was reading a lot of the doctors respond to this publicly

quite a bit, and even on the interviews, and they're saying they've known that SARS-CoV-2

was a respiratory, aerosolized airborne illness virus for at least since April.

So what did it take so long for them to walk this back?

Because we've been using disinfectants for this whole time over disinfectant.

They call it hygiene theater.

And what's interesting about that is because we're using so much more disinfectants, we're

going to get a higher rate of poisoning, higher rate of calls to poison control.

So here's those numbers.

So this is an update.

This was just released.

And so actually, before we get into that, this was, yeah, the poison exposure.

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