Vaccines - "too many too close together" is a MYTH

[golfgal]

You're just picking on me because I admitted I am allergic to Benadryl!

So, if you are allergic to benadryl, what do you take to stop an allergic reaction to that? That would be much scarier then a peanut allergy since the "cure" is the allergen

 

[PADISFAM]

Exactly. Even if someone has very different opinions and ideas, she doesn't deserve this.

who pray tell, doesn't deserve what?! we all are having playful back & forth banter that you seem to be reading in to nothingness --

now about that ham sandwich that is better than nothing -- it must include swiss cheese & catsup! (which does include HFCS!)

 

[dejr_8]

And if you *must* eat that nitrate filled hot dog, please for the love of all that is holy don't use ketchup. It's the devils blood.

But it is a good source of lycopene

 

[PADISFAM]

You do realize that vinegar is ACETIC ACID and water is a very powerful SOLVENT.

love me some vinegar--great cleaning agent! (hubby eats it on French fries )--- are French fries back in vogue? 'cause that could be a whole 'nother thread!

 

[kaytieeldr]

You do realize that vinegar is ACETIC ACID and water is a very powerful SOLVENT.

Well, duh! How else am I going to get all those other contaminants out of my body? By the way, I alternate apple cider vinegar with red wine vinegar. That way I get both my daily serving of fruit AND my what do you call it? Life-prolonging ***********. I read a study about it.

Okay, I do NOT believe THAT got starred-out!!! Well, it's a key ingredient in red wine. You can read more about it here http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/red-wine/HB00089. This is real science. I can tell, because they're not talking in absolutes. "More research needs to be done"; "effective on white mice"; "humans would need to drink 100 to 1,000 bottles of red wine per day to get the same effect".

 

[sunnyday123]

love me some vinegar--great cleaning agent! (hubby eats it on French fries )--- are French fries back in vogue? 'cause that could be a whole 'nother thread!

No. French fries are BAD because farmers usually plant them next to corn, and they rub against the corn, and absorb particles of corn, and it turns to HFCS during the cooking process.

 

[disneyjunkie]

who pray tell, doesn't deserve what?! we all are having playful back & forth banter that you seem to be reading in to nothingness --

now about that ham sandwich that is better than nothing -- it must include swiss cheese & catsup! (which does include HFCS!)

Catsup on a sandwich

 

[dejr_8]

Well, duh! How else am I going to get all those other contaminants out of my body? By the way, I alternate apple cider vinegar with red wine vinegar. That way I get both my daily serving of fruit AND my what do you call it? Life-prolonging ***********. I read a study about it.

Okay, I do NOT believe THAT got starred-out!!!

Ok - you need to explain to us what word got *****ed out.

 

[PADISFAM]

No. French fries are BAD because farmers usually plant them next to corn, and they rub against the corn, and absorb particles of corn, and it turns to HFCS during the cooking process.

dang! I thought they just planted the shoestring ones -- so maybe the crinkle cut ones are a-ok!?

 

[disneyjunkie]

dang! I thought they just planted the shoestring ones -- so maybe the crinkle cut ones are a-ok!?

Nope, only the curly, seasoned ones are ok

 

[PADISFAM]

Catsup on a sandwich

no cats or labradors just catsup or ketchup if you prefer -- of course I prefer mustard but then it would seem we are in a circle-- where's Grumpy we need the rum conversation back

 

[sunnyday123]

dang! I thought they just planted the shoestring ones -- so maybe the crinkle cut ones are a-ok!?

Steak fries. They plant them next to the steer who eat organic food only.

 

[PADISFAM]

Ok - you need to explain to us what word got *****ed out.

I couldn't figure that one out either..........

 

[monsterkitty]

So, if you are allergic to benadryl, what do you take to stop an allergic reaction to that? That would be much scarier then a peanut allergy since the "cure" is the allergen

Epi pens are my friends! For mild reactions, like hives, Allegra is my friend.


BTW, has anyone noticed the OP hasn't come back to her thread. Was she over-taken by rubber chickens, grumpy pirates, or did we frighten her?

 

[dejr_8]

Epi pens are my friends! For mild reactions, like hives, Allegra is my friend.


BTW, has anyone noticed the OP hasn't come back to her thread. Was she over-taken by rubber chickens, grumpy pirates, or did we frighten her?

I think when you pull the pin on a grenade and throw it you don't run to see if it exploded.

 

[sunnyday123]

Epi pens are my friends! For mild reactions, like hives, Allegra is my friend.


BTW, has anyone noticed the OP hasn't come back to her thread. Was she over-taken by rubber chickens, grumpy pirates, or did we frighten her?

She must be in her hyperbaric chamber.

 

[dejr_8]

OK since this is an active thread I have a question. I posted one today on making spicy pickles and asked how long it takes a pickle to pickle. No one replied. So does anyone on this thread know how long it takes?

 

[PADISFAM]

Or the witch doctor hunted her down and performed voodoo tricks on her

 

[PADISFAM]

OK since this is an active thread I have a question. I posted one today on making spicy pickles and asked how long it takes a pickle to pickle. No one replied. So does anyone on this thread know how long it takes?

I know nothing about such things but here is a Emeril recipe http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/...ade-sweet-and-spicy-pickles-recipe/index.html it appears to be 2 weeks.

 

[disneymom3]

High Fructose Corn Syrup--the "other" sugar in most food. There are studies done that show our bodies don't process this well and is a possible cause for the obesity rate in the US (which I do have to agree with as I cut out HFCS for a couple weeks a few years ago and lost 5 lbs with changing NOTHING else in my diet). I would have continued but there isn't much you can eat that doesn't have the HFCS.

I have managed to get it out of our bread. I either make it, or buy Arnold's. Otherwise, it's near impossible. At least on my budget.

Reading this thread while drinking a plastic bottle of bottled water... talking on my cell phone without a headset... we're an equal opportunity bad family - vaccinated children, sent them to day care AND public school - oh, almost forgot, SPANKED them, too!

Sigh....you need to start saving for therapy stat. Or, maybe just take them to the chiropractor. You could try an exorcism. But hey, don't feel too bad. My children are forever ruined because I didn't send them to public school but instead homeschooled them. It was my goal for them to be anti-social and illiterate. So far, so good.

Mustard is completely natural. It's made from mustard seed, vinegar, water, and spices. You only need to worry about the mustard seed farmers who alternate their crops - planting mustard one year, corn the next...

OH! Alternate with corn......not umm, well, that "other" crop? Mustard that makes you high.....could be something to look into. We are talking about a whole new kind of pharmaceutical here.

As for our OP, I here 4th of July is a big celebration down in Iowa.