This also breaks down into two versions with very different implications:
1. Not enough exposure to potential threats to toughen up an immune system.
2. Not enough exposure to benign "old friends" we co-evolved with that are almost symbiotic.
This also breaks down into two versions with very different implications:
1. Not enough exposure to potential threats to toughen up an immune system.
2. Not enough exposure to benign "old friends" we co-evolved with that are almost symbiotic.
The only kid i know of who was raised in clean room conditions became asthmatic around 8-10.
I also know of another kid that got rid of his semi severe peanut allergy by simply eating a peanut crumb every day, then 1/8, then a quarter then... you know the drill.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/peanut-allergy-immunotherapy-...
When I was a kid they diagnosed me and the doctor told me to take one pill every day before sleep.
I didn't like the side effects of the medication but I just put up with it until I was an adult. One year I started to take one pill every two days during the season and my symptoms were bearable, more bearable than the side effects of the medication. A couple years later I started taking one every three days.
Nowadays I take maybe two or three pills a season (4-6 weeks) and only if I feel that an uncontrollable sneeze attack is coming.
And yes I tried different brands of this medication.