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This graph appears to show a decrease in the avoiders and an increase of allergy in the consumers. 17.2% -> 15.4% versus 3.2% -> 4.4%

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what

The avoiders are consistently multiple times higher. The difference just decreases over time.

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in all seriousness, my young child experienced facial rash with first introduction of peanut butter so over the course of 6 months we micro dosed peanut oil from butter first and then eventually full dose peanut butter.

to this day they are allergy free

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The solution to peanut allergy? Import Bamba!

This phrase was too funny for me. Haha🤣 In Peru, the word "BAMBA" is used to refer to counterfeits of other products. When it's a copy or fake, it's called "BAMBA."

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The solution to peanut allergy? Import Bamba!


This phrase was too funny for me. Haha🤣 In Peru, the word "BAMBA" is used to refer to counterfeits of other products. When it's a copy or fake, it's called "BAMBA."

In Italy it's slang for cocaine

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Now we're talking!

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interesting.

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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @OT 31 May

Seems so obvious doesn't it.

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I swear it's all the additives they but in peanut butter that people are actually allergic to.

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