NT, CHANGE IS REAL. Vol Health?

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kingkoopa

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I'm catching up on the previous episode of American Horror Story and it hit me......

Y'all lil ****** ain't never bobbed for apples (pause)

Do you lil ****** even have a punch bowl at school dances?

I know you ain't climbing rope and using pegs in gym, but did you even play with the parachute?

Our parents and grandparents experienced the technology gap.

Are we going through a health gap?

Who remembers white bread being the most important part of your food pyramid?

I just don't belong here anymore :smh:
 
Jayzz said:
RIP sleazyy said:
Presidential fitness awards :smokin
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Stopped right infront of the finish line to drink my water, added 12 seconds to my time :smh:
Went from 1st to 6th place
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JJs07 said:
Why are these allergies more prevalent now, Mr. Health Gap?

Just so I'm clear...allergies do fall under the "health" umbrella, right?
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Serious question, because I'm honestly not sure.

Are these allergies more prevalent now, or where the just undiagnosed or unknown previously?

I'm just thinking that since medicine had advanced sooo much recently that's the case.

Chickenpox used to kill people.
 
KingKoopa said:
 
JohnnyRedStorm said:
white bread is horrible for you
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When I was comin up, this was preached heavy in school.....




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Doctors was really tellin us to get them heaping servings of pasta and white bread
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 no way 
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KingKoopa said:
I'm catching up on the previous episode of American Horror Story and it hit me......

Y'all lil ****** ain't never bobbed for apples (pause)

Do you lil ****** even have a punch bowl at school dances?

I know you ain't climbing rope and using pegs in gym, but did you even play with the parachute?

Our parents and grandparents experienced the technology gap.

Are we going through a health gap?

Who remembers white bread being the most important part of your food pyramid?

I just don't belong here anymore
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never bobbed

yes for punch bowls even though 
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parachute yes

white bread 
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just turned 18 btw 
 
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KingKoopa said:
JJs07 said:
Why are these allergies more prevalent now, Mr. Health Gap?

Just so I'm clear...allergies do fall under the "health" umbrella, right?
Click to expand...

Serious question, because I'm honestly not sure.

Are these allergies more prevalent now, or where the just undiagnosed or unknown previously?

I'm just thinking that since medicine had advanced sooo much recently that's the case.

Chickenpox used to kill people.
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think about the way food is grown today vs 20 years ago. less pesticides and gmos back then....
 
KingKoopa said:
JJs07 said:
Why are these allergies more prevalent now, Mr. Health Gap?

Just so I'm clear...allergies do fall under the "health" umbrella, right?
Click to expand...

Serious question, because I'm honestly not sure.

Are these allergies more prevalent now, or where the just undiagnosed or unknown previously?

I'm just thinking that since medicine had advanced sooo much recently that's the case.

Chickenpox used to kill people.
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to put it simply it's because parents are too clean around their children these days i.e. sanitize everything, don't go in the sandbox etc.


when you're young your body builds up your immune system to colds, coughs etc.
these parents who wont let their kids be exposed to anything that could be harmful to them prevents the body from building up an immunity to outside germs.


the hygiene hypothesis
"In medicine, the hygiene hypothesis is a hypothesis that states that a lack of early childhood exposure to infectious agents, symbiotic microorganisms (e.g. gut flora or probiotics), and parasites increases susceptibility to allergic diseases by suppressing the natural development of the immune system. "
 
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