Review of available evidence indicates that compounds within cleaning products may contribute to the development of childhood allergies and not the elimination of the microbes/allergens. In short, they say the hygiene hypothesis is incorrect.

Dr. Barry Dworkin

Medical Mythbusting Commentary for July 19, 2021

Review of available evidence indicates that compounds within cleaning products may contribute to the development of childhood allergies and not the elimination of the microbes themselves. In short, they say the hygiene hypothesis is incorrect. Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

Source:
Hygienic childhood does not harm our immune systems, study suggests

Reference:
Microbial exposures that establish immunoregulation are compatible with targeted hygiene

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