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flyakite
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Yesterday at 10:55 pm
Evidently then, people and kids in the US tend to get sicker and pick up more stuff due to the toll their systems take from the toxins in food and elsewhere.
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Tzutzie
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Yesterday at 11:00 pm
renslet wrote: | I grew up in England and got tonsillitis a lot as a kid. All my American cousins kept on saying that I probably had strep and it was misdiagnosed.
Then I moved to America and got strep. OMG it is a totally different illness, took over my entire body, nothing like tonsillitis.
England is very different than America when it comes to medicine (I haven't lived there for over 30 years so I have no idea if it's better or worse).
Interestingly I live now in south America and besides for imamother I have never met or heard of anyone who has pandas.
I'm wondering where else is it very common? |
Omg when my English bil got strep throat he was flat on his back sick sick sick. He always laughed that Americans are so weak that a little tonsillitis and they are hysterically ill.... until 15 years in he was 'zoicha' to for once feel it in his bones, (pun intended)
It's a whole other beast our strain of strep throat.
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Tzutzie
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Yesterday at 11:02 pm
amother IndianRed wrote: | In the UK food coloring is banned in some food products. In the U.S. it’s a no biggie. My kids were getting strep once a year and stomach viruses. Since I changed things around in the house bh noones been sick for a few years |
It's no secret, kids are always better behaved on pesach than on succos. I see a huge difference in my kids behavior and overall contentness on pesach. Heck, "I" feel so much better on pesach. (Minus the constipation. But even with that) spelt matzoh and basic homemade healthful foods will do a world of good for us all.
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