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Darkfeather -> RE: On Rimming (9/3/2013 9:54:09 AM)
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ORIGINAL: smartsub10
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ORIGINAL: NuevaVida
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ORIGINAL: smartsub10
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should know that the typical mouth contains far more harmful bacteria than a clean anus
The anus, even a "clean" one is loaded with e.coli bacteria which the human mouth does not harbor. E.coli can make someone very, very sick.
Not criticizing your love of rimming. Just throwing out a fact.
Only if you have E-coli in your intestines and bowels at the time. You do not automatically have E-coli on your anus.
We do both here. Being the recipient feels a little strange to me but hey, I can adjust.
Most people have very good immune systems which would prevent them from getting sick. However, I was just correcting the OP's claim that a clean anus has less dangerous bacteria than a human mouth.
Actually, E. coli is not only on your clean anus it is on your buttocks and upper thighs. All healthy guts have E. coli. There isn't a time when you don't have it.
To the OP. I've worked in laboratories for decades. I know whereof I speak.
Carry on with whatever floats your boat!!
To worry about one bacteria strain in one area of the human body... Human beings are literally infested with bacteria. We begin life and end life with these things living and growing and multiplying in every fiber of our being. It has been calculated that a human adult houses about 10,000,000,000,000 bacteria on the skin, 100,000,000,000 in the mouth, and 1,000,000,000,000,000 in the gastrointestinal tract. The latter number is far in excess of the number of eucaryotic cells in all the tissues and organs which comprise a human. Most prevalent are streptococci (located in the mouth, teeth, and throat area), and staphylococci on the skin and nasal passages. Incidentally, the sheer volume of bacteria in the upper areas of our body are what make the human bite quite dangerous if left untreated. This makes the mouth far more dangerous, from a bacterial standpoint, than the anus
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