The navel is one of the most unknown recesses of the human body and is a part that many people do not even remember to clean it.In fact, as Cristina Pedroche highlighted in 'Zapeando', an Australian who responds to the name of Graham Barker entered the Guinness book of records for storing and conserving the fluff of her navel every day for 26 years.

"Can you be more pig?" Dani Mateo, driver of the sixth space, has asked."What disgust!" Lorena Castell, another of the program collaborators, has reacted on the other hand."How much fluff can fit in that little hole?" Cristina Pedroche has questioned Boticaria García."And more," the pharmacist replied."The navel is a magnet of why we have never heard about," he continued.

2.368 species of bacteria in 60 belts

Then, Boticaria García has cited a study that has been carried out in the United States in this regard."North Carolina researchers took samples of the ombligos of 60 participants who participated in the study and found 2.368 species of bacteria within the nest of the participants, of which more than half was not known or that, explained the Spanish Manchega.

"As the navel in general is not ventilated, it is a real black hole.So in addition to bacteria, the nave.It is, to put it in some way, the ideal hotel for bacteria ", has continued Boticaria García, who stressed that if the navel is not cleanly cleaned" it can be reddled, secretions, smell, itching, pain and, although of little frequency,You can get infected ".

How to clean the navel?

The pharmaceutical company born 39 years ago in the town of Belmonte has told how the navel should be cleaned."All that inner life within the navel can be eliminated in an easy and safe way if we clean it with very basic guidelines," he said."A weekly hygiene routine is recommended with a cotton rod or a wet swab with soap and water and then dried the navel with a towel or gauze," added Boticaria García to conclude.