The History of the Bullshit Epidemic

[rae_beta]

As food allergies become more prevalent--both clinically and in the public eye--a lot of people are asking where the hell they came from. Heather Fraser thinks she knows, and she has written a book about it, to which I'm not going to link, because, seriously, fuck Heather Fraser

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[obsessive0514]

The reason I'm posting this here is that Fraser or someone linked to her has been spamming allergy message boards with glowing recommendations--almost word-for-word identical--of The History of the Peanut Allergy Epidemic.

*head/desk* And she (or whoever posted them) thought no one would figure it out?

[cat_named_eastr]

I've run into her a little in reference to negative suburban "mommy culture" while doing some research on motherhood for journalism.

Virulant nutjob.

For the holy Jeezin' love of all... many food intolerances are genetic, other stuff comes from the frickin' chemical lab our food supply has become and still other stuff is anybody's guess. But you know that. (=

My grandfather died horribly for lack of a vaccine, which caused untold trauma across family lines that haunted MY CHILDHOOD, so anyone peddling that unscientific bullshit can go royally fuck themselves!