That's a classic!
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That's a classic!
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
Still pissed that I almost gave my kid something cooked in peanut oil.
BPaze
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I bet you would be a lot more pissed if you actually did!! Hope you have a stock of epi pens
serviceguy
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As always, make sure to get it on camera...endless possibilities there!
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
I usually have one on me my wife carries 2
serviceguy
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Has anybody found the reason for allergies to become so prominent in recent years?
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
baby boomers is who I blame for everything can we start there?
serviceguy
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If your reason for the blame is 'for giving birth to millennials' then the answer is a resounding YES!
...stupid me for thinking I could ask a serious question...
one piece crank
1pc Cranky
Fixed it for you, and I agree 100%.
Hand sanitizer. Inside environements are too sanitized and people build no immune system. Top that with people staying inside more (zwift?!), kids not playing outside.
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
hey I didn't ask for trophies they were given to me. In all seriousness I assume its something to deal with GMOs, food changing faster than people can adjust and adapt.
one piece crank
1pc Cranky
I feel for you Max. Our family lives on peanut butter, so I cannot fathom trying to weed it out of our diet, or figure out what product may have touched a peanut!
My son developed a food sensitivity (mild reaction) to apples, carrots and few other fruits. Raw triggers it, cooked is fine. It turns out is a protein sensitivity that triggers the body like an allergen. Desensitization is available, but doesn't like needles.
My son developed a food sensitivity (mild reaction) to apples, carrots and few other fruits. Raw triggers it, cooked is fine. It turns out is a protein sensitivity that triggers the body like an allergen. Desensitization is available, but doesn't like needles.
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
Not treading in these waters
good question - last time i looked there was no good answer.
what if we are just better at diagnosing these things, and not having kids end up dying? Seems i remember infant and youngster death to
be more prevalent when i was a kid.
it may also be genetic spreading - kinda like the opposite of how the ability to drink milk spread.
or it is monsanto - cause everthing is blamed on them.
what if we are just better at diagnosing these things, and not having kids end up dying? Seems i remember infant and youngster death to
be more prevalent when i was a kid.
it may also be genetic spreading - kinda like the opposite of how the ability to drink milk spread.
or it is monsanto - cause everthing is blamed on them.
serviceguy
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Oh boy! Let's not open that can of worms!
Let's just say that 'if it ain't broken don't need fixin'...are we aware of all long term consequences of genetically modified food that originally tasted just fine to begin with? No. Hence, I ain't buying it.
To put things into perspective , I find this old newspaper advertising from Bayer very telling...would you buy heroin as a cough suppressant these days? Can you imagine the disclaimer?
I am sure anybody can see the science behind this advert too. If a doctor recommends it it must be good for you.
In the end, we don't know what we don't know, and we shouldn't be too sure of what we know!
A Potted Plant
Honorary Sod
I think GMOs have there place but maybe crop yield and size shouldn't warrant it
Mathers
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Heroin was also a great cure for Coccaine
rick81721
Lothar
Kev is surprisingly on the mark here. This article cites fewer infections, which result in the immune system attacking safe food ingredients, and lack of vit D from less time outside as possible factors:
https://www.bbc.com/news/health-46302780
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