Anonymous #2 10w

i think ppl have always had peanut allergies but u may be right abt it if there’s an increase now. i do believe that a LOT of food sensitivities and even a good amount of autoimmune disorders we have here are bc of that though

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Anonymous #3 10w

But no one wanted to do that so no one really ate peanut butter or they just hid that they were eating peanut butter

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Anonymous #2 10w

I’ve surprisingly never met anyone with food allergies, I was just surprised to learn that my local schools are all nut free now. (Which is good obvi), but I grew up eating peanut butter sandwich’s practically for breakfast lunch and dinner haha. I just never knew food allergies were so prevalent

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Anonymous tacooo 10w

honestly u never having met anyone wih a food allergy is way crazier to me, how old are u?? not to come after u but i wanna know how many years you've been walking in this earth without coming accross atleast one person who has allergies

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Anonymous #2 10w

23 haha the I knew one person in highschool with celiac but that it. I just always though food allergies were rare I guess

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Anonymous tacooo 10w

thats so crazy, and no one in ur family has any food allergies either????? 💀

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Anonymous #2 10w

Nope!

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Anonymous tacooo 10w

ur literally blowing my mind rn 💀🙏

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Anonymous tacooo 10w

wherever u live all the ppl must be built like an ox 😭😭😭

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Anonymous #2 10w

That’s why I was so confused haha

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Anonymous #1 10w

Midwest just built different💪🏻

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Anonymous #4 10w

this is part of the reason why. it was mistakenly recommended by doctors in the early 2000s to not introduce peanut butter until they’re a toddler. not introducing the possible allergin early caused allergy rates to skyrocket. once people realized what was happening they changed the guidelines, but I bet a lot of people are wary or still go by the old ones

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Anonymous #4 10w

it’s also possible that the current vaccine schedule increases the likelihood of developing autoimmune/allergies in people who are genetically predisposed. However in many cases the risk is worth taking, and it can be avoided to some extent by doing the CDC delayed vaccine schedule

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Anonymous tacooo 10w

omggg i’ve probably met like 2 ppl in my life with allergies. i forget that ppl have allergies, so i get careless, which is horrible but im working on that. like literally no one in my family has allergies.

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