Status Updates From The Peanut Allergy Epidemic...

Peanut oil was put in penicillin way back about 1940 and most had no idea about that. I had lots of pencilin for my many bouts of pneumonia so it is no wonder that I am allergic to peanuts and many other things. It is also in the flu vaccine and lowers the sperm count. You sure can't tell it by the population.

So many died due to the experimental nature of vaccines. It is still happening.

People started to experience anaphylaxis around 1900 altho there had been cases long ago when people died of bee stings. I get an asthma attack if a bee stings me but my grandmother stopped it with iced tea as tea contains the asthma drug theophylline which is very ancient drug. So drink your tea if you are allergic to anything. Now I have an epi-pen but was desenzitized and it worked!

Just read the chapter on lack of helminths causing severe allergy. I do not believe it for one minute. I had severe worms in Japan and very severe asthma which was not cured by helminths. Some people get the weirdest ideas ever and believe them. Like my doctor offered me worms!!! I told him I already had them and did not need any more. If you believe this nonsense this book will reveal the truth to you.

Amazing facts about peanut allergy!

Since I have this I am simply fascinated by this book. It is caused by vaccines! Do not eat peanuts as they contain the most horrible cancer causing agent there is which is aflaxtoxin. I read this in another book and so far it doesn't mention it here but what she has to say is fascinating.
IMO food allergy helps you not to get cancer! Read this if you have any food allergies. I got this great copy at Thriftbo

Brain twister: Why did the Native Americans not have their own illnesses to pass (back) to the European settlers who arrived here (when our own illnesses wiped them out)? Or did they?

This probably has nothing to do with the topic. But it's a question I don't want to forget.

Current exploring issues read. Having downed copious amount of website studies, as well as the CDC site-- which, curiously, doesn't really make any claims that specifically refute current unpopular opinions-- I'm curious how this refutes it(if it does).