06/12/2026
Information regarding my last point, since it may seem controversial to some:
There is not a lot of well controlled evidence proving my point. My point is a hypothesis, not a fact. However, when observational data exists, and a mechanism exists, but the outcome data is different, there can often be issues in the way data is being collected, or we’re missing something.
This is not a stance of being for or against the thing I’m talking about, it’s highlighting what can happen to the immune system, and what that can lead to.
If there is disconnect from decent sized anecdotal reports, and well controlled outcome data, then something along the way isn’t adding up.
These interventions are also just ONE insult to the system. You can have the exact same outcome because someone didn’t breastfeed their child, or the child was on antibiotics. It’s not about the method, it’s the overarching insult to the immune system, leading to dysfunction.
Some studies: PMID 9345669, DOI: 10.15761/JTS.1000186, DOI: 10.1016/j.jaci.2004.12.1128