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Just in case you're tuning in from Paris and the Olympics, I want to give you a warning, heed my warning if you will,

that if you see U.S. triathlete Seth Righter, don't shake his hand.

So if you didn't know this about the Paris Olympics for the triathlon it was a big thing for

Paris to try and clean up the send so they could get the E. coli levels down from 900 to a somewhat safe level to 300-ish. I don't know it

doesn't seem safe to me. So the US triathlete Seth Ryder knowing this

decided he was going to try and prepare for this

triathlon a little differently than he normally would because typically I'm

assuming you do this in a pool or maybe an ocean somewhere yeah he

decided to micro dose E. coli so that he could prepare his body for the

scent. So he said we know that there's going to be some E. coli exposure so I just tried to

increase my E. coli threshold by exposing myself to a bit of E. coli in your day

to day life. This is a direct quote from him I found on the internet.

Do we know if he ran this by a doctor by the way?

Um, no. Okay.

Well, here's what he says. He says, and it's actually backed by science.

Proven methods, just little things throughout your day,

like not washing your hands after you go to the bathroom.

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