Dr. Robert Whitfield says 60% of chemical exposure for golfers happens through the skin. Wear long-sleeve DryFit shirts and pants, and use wipes without triclosan, an antibacterial that acts as a contaminant.
What would, like, just for the normal person that, like you said, is playing golf 2 or 3 times a week for fun, a hobby, you know, do you take glutathione? Like, what do you take to try to, like, keep some of this exposure down? You know, what is that? What's a preventative for it?
Well, they said 60% get exposed to the skin, so then I would just do one of those DryFit shirts that's long sleeve. And pants. And then it really becomes the hand thing, like you said, like how are you going to manage your hands and whether or not it's a, you know, wipe or something that's not got a bunch of— so you also had triclosan on your, uh, test. Triclosan's an antibacterial found in like wet wipes. If we've covered the areas and, you know, that's how I'd always like start with it.
