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Yes, possibly. For the chances of a higher incidence I would say the way we raise our children these days is very different from when our parents raised us. A
by vmateixeira 9y ago
Yes, possibly.
For the chances of a higher incidence I would say the way we raise our children these days is very different from when our parents raised us.
A lot of the food is processed, many environments were children play are close to sterile, etc.
This difference would probably be big enough to be noticed on a 10 year window.
- irrational 9y agoJust a data point, but we have 7 kids and no allergies among them. We eat little processed foods and after school/weekends/summer the kids spend almost all their time outside. The downside is it takes longer to cook meals than just buy something pre-made and the kids need a bath every night because they come home filthy. The upside is no allergies?
- sneak 9y ago> many environments were children play are close to sterile [citation needed]