Aneirin
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Joined: 3/18/2006 From: Tamaris Status: offline
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ORIGINAL: juliaoceania You said that your parents smoked... did you think that this was perhaps the source of what made you allergic to other things? I have debated the risks of smoking with you too often, and I am not into typing long-assed replies today because I burned my wrist, but it seems no matter what anyone says negative about smoking you try to prove them wrong. You know, kids are supposed to be precious to their parents, any parent who would expose kids to increased health risks when study after study shows that children of smokers are sickly, well that parent sucks Nope, I have been tested for allergies to known problems and it was found I was intolerant to lactose and salicylic acid. Lactose as in cow's milk is designed to be fed to baby cows, not humans, just like human milk might not be good for baby cows or baby any other animal that needs milk, milk as we understand it, is not the same for every creature that produces it. Now, it is odd perhaps, my parents now don't smoke, yet I do, and my lactose intolerance has gone, if smoking was the cause of that intolerance, why is it I no longer have it ? Milk, I average drinking two pints a day and think next to beer and coffee, it is the best drink to drink, I love it and full fat milk at that. Now I understand everyone, their physiology is different, but this blanket statement that smoking is so bad for everyone I cannot accept. Aye true it might cause ill health to some, but it might have no effect on others, so what is it we are condoning doing, protecting the few or many at the expense of the few or many, but if that was taken to be the modus operandi with every suspected harmful substance, which I believe it should be, just where would we be in this world of uncertainty depending upon scientists who go from one discovery to the next and write the chapters as they go along, but in writing chapters, they have not yet reached the conclusion.
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Everything we are is the result of what we have thought, the mind is everything, what we think, we become - Guatama Buddha Conservatism is distrust of people tempered by fear - William Gladstone
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