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I attribute to my robust immune system to the amount of dirt I ate as a child, I was a digger in the school yard, and I liked playing in mud - while being a thu
by Aloha 1y ago
I attribute to my robust immune system to the amount of dirt I ate as a child, I was a digger in the school yard, and I liked playing in mud - while being a thumb sucker well into elementary school.
- gnerd00 1y agothe word is "soil" :-D
- MeetingsBrowser 1y agoMost peanut allergies are noticed during infancy. Advising infants eat more dirt is probably not a good solution to reducing peanut allergies on the whole.
- pinkmuffinere 1y agoHave you tried it though? (just kidding)
- themafia 1y agoI've tried giving infants advice before. For a being with very little gained knowledge they are amazingly skeptical. Haven't been able to win one over yet.
- gregschlom 1y agoI know you're being facetious but I wanted to say, a friend of mine's kid recently got diagnosed with elevated lead levels in his blood, likely caused by eating contaminated dirt from their backyard. So... test before you try it, I guess?
- freedomben 1y agoMy kids love to play in sand, and one time I found my kid playing with "rocks" in the sand before realizing it was a favorite shitting ground for the neighborhood cats
- skeezyjefferson 1y agolead in the soil? where do they live, a slag heap?
- istjohn 1y agoLead used to be in paint and gasoline, so the top soil of entire cities were adulterated with lead in the last century.
- racl101 1y agocoach told us to put dirt on our cuts.