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To: TexasGator

Why is it so prevalent now?

I remember getting peanut butter sandwiches in grade school lunches. Was that just a secret Darwinian effort to kill off those suffering from the allergy? I don’t remember a single person suffering from it when I was a kid.


31 posted on 11/07/2023 7:36:42 AM PST by Reily (!!)
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To: Reily

4 kids in our family:

A whole loaf of Wonder bread for school lunches we took every day.

PB & J nothing else. NO CAFETERIA


51 posted on 11/07/2023 8:28:39 AM PST by ridesthemiles
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I wonder if something has changed in the growing of peanuts from when peanut allergies were unheard of. There’s been so much modification of plants to make them more drought resistant, insect resistant, etc.

Wheat, for example, was once called “the staff of life” and must have been very nutritious. Now it has ten times the yield per acre since before major modifications but has lost much of its nutritional value.


61 posted on 11/07/2023 9:39:29 AM PST by Freee-dame
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To: Reily
I remember getting peanut butter sandwiches in grade school lunches. Was that just a secret Darwinian effort to kill off those suffering from the allergy? I don’t remember a single person suffering from it when I was a kid.

Same here. I think it's vaccines, and possibly other environmental factors.

64 posted on 11/07/2023 11:50:19 AM PST by zeugma (Stop deluding yourself that America is still a free country.)
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