Your child might have a severe peanut allergy... because science.

New Study Shows Withholding Peanuts From Children Causes Peanut Allergy




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You also may not get as mad at your spouse when they rip one under the covers... because science.

Scientists Say Smelling Farts Prevents Cancer




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Interesting

Adam Carolla predicted that the cause of this was related to parenting.....he noticed that the more affluent you are the more likely you are to be allergic to nuts....He referenced a documentary on the use of a product called "plumpynut" (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plumpy%27nut) on starving kids in Africa.

The reporter from the US asked the UN aid worker if it was wise to give African kids peanuts in lieu of the peanut allergies....the UN aid worker responded with: "There are no peanut allergies in Africa."

It is absolutely unheard of in poor nations, yet here it seems every other person will die if they even see an image of Mr. Peanut......

Peanuts for all! Let Darwin sort out the weak.

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/nationa ... -1.2126463

similar article. early exposure is good

our next class will be on toddler bee keeping.

My son is allergic to peanuts. He had them for the first time prior to age 1. He broke out in a rash. Doctor tested him and he is allergic.

My daughter is not allergic to peanuts. Same deal, let her munch on a peanut butter and jelly sandwich before her 1 year dr. Appointment. No bubbles no troubles.

Nothing is sure fire. some of it is genetics, some is environment.

Temperatures from 80+ years ago need to be adjusted... because science?

More Evidence of Climate Data Tampering by NOAA


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Look, a snowball! Proof that 'dem damn libruls be lyin' agin'!

Nice to know scientist are wasting all that grant money on useless research. Turns out, dogs would rather you pet them, than talk to them.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2014/09/0 ... 72368.html

Most other countries, especially in Asia where peanut allergy is almost unheard of, boil instead of roasting the peanuts. When you boil them it takes out the protein that people are allergic to. That is why many other countries don't have peanut allergies.

boiled peanuts only to get my hands on some green ones.

Actually, studies are starting to show that children introduced to peanut butter (peanuts) and other tree and ground nuts before the age of 1 (I think) are far less likely than their peers to develop nut allergies. I always nursed my sons, but ate lots of peanut butter, and pretty much everything not a sweet--and I really have a thing for almonds, in any form, and hazelnuts, again in any form. I firmly believe that passing on even minute quantities of nut proteins through breastmilk aids in the failure to develop nut allergies (or any other food allergies).

Interestingly, my own allergist (and my sons' allergist), Dr. Stephen Tilles of Northwest Asthma and Allergy, has recently patented the ViaPatch, a skin patch that exposes nut-allergy patients to very small doses of peanut protein transdermally, and which has been shown in both clinical trials and practice to be effective.

The downside is, Dr. Tilles gave an interview to Brian Williams on NBC Nightly News in November-ish...he went from being booked out about four weeks to being booked out to six months or more. Then another interview with him, specific to the ViaPatch, aired again on the NBC Nightly News (this time with Lester Holt), about two weeks ago. Now he has to specifically request that new patients be bumped so that he can see Roald and Sam--he is literally booking out a year right now. People have been calling from all over the U.S. and Canada, trying to get in to see him.

When we saw Dr. Tilles last Thursday, I told him to stay the (swear word) off the news...he wants to see the boys (Roald and Sam have moderate to severe asthma and moderate to severe non-food allergies, which are controlled with medication) every three months, but that's not possible anymore without his direct intervention, because his schedule is filled with desperate patients and their parents. And yes, I do believe this is (like the vaccine-refusal thing) something that occurs in overprotective, misinformed, affluent families far more often than in lower-income families.

My wife developed a late life allergy. Her throat would start swelling shut after eating. It was hit and miss, no pattern. Went to several specialists, had the whole battery of testing done...all inconclusive...nothing they could do...carry an epi pen was the recommendation...

I set about to solve the problem. Long story short, we discovered she was allergic to a food coloring.

Random chemicals that are fed to us....small wonder more of us don't look like blowfish...