/sci/ - Science & Math

>>14509133
>You can't
Glad we agree, kek.
>even being in a place you frequent often would probably help restore those.
No, not completely since that’s not enough for the annihilated strains to get a foothold as shown by probiotic studies and anecdotes. You also want the detrimental varieties but in tiny population sizes for balance. Strep Mutans has always been present in the oral cavity of humans and only quite recently, relatively speaking, the population got out of control and wroke havoc.
>Did you know they've got a few deodorants now based around repopulation with a strains that aren't stink factories?
And do they stay on the skin once you stop using them? It’s also likely not a good idea since the strains that produce bad smell probably do something good. I think only North and Southeast Asians evolved to smell better and maybe it didn’t happen in other ethnic groups for a good reason.