Click Hear: Not the Herd

Unfortunatley many top brains that go against top grains get well, you know. Im off in my water powered car.Clickhearpodcast@protonmail.com

The Chick Here band plays another master-peace of dedicated truthy musioc.to support: clickhearpodcast@protonmail.com

Enjoy a little ditty 'bout a pod thats pretty. An ART piece.Send not notes;Clickhearpodcast@protonmail.com

Tribute to Charles Schultz Brown, George Washington Carver AND Emily (Gilda Radner) Latilla.Send us peanuts; clickhearpodcast@protonmail.comPeanut allergies have been significantly averted in U.S. children due to a major shift in medical guidance. A landmark 2015 study, the LEAP trial, found that introducing peanut products to infants as early as 4 to 6 months reduced the risk of developing a peanut allergy by over 80%. This led to updated national guidelines in 2017 and 2021 recommending early allergen introduction without prior testing. Recent research confirms the real-world impact: A study published in Pediatrics found a 43% reduction in peanut allergies among children under 3 after the guidelines were implemented. Another analysis estimates that tens of thousands of children—up to 60,000—have avoided peanut allergies thanks to early introduction. The overall rate of food allergies in young children dropped by 36%, with peanut allergies no longer the top cause of food allergy in children under 3. Early introduction is now the standard of care: No need for screening: The current guidance advises introducing peanuts and other major allergens between 4 and 6 months, even for high-risk infants, without prior testing. Safe methods: Parents can offer small amounts of peanut butter, peanut flour, or peanut-containing yogurt. Key message: Early, consistent exposure helps train the immune system to tolerate peanuts, preventing allergy development. While prevention is now possible for many, treatment options exist for those already allergic, including oral immunotherapy (like Palforzia) and emerging therapies such as sublingual patches and experimental mRNA-based nanoparticles. However, these are not cures—they build tolerance or reduce reaction severity—and should be managed under medical supervision.

Speak on condition of ananonymity. SOCOA. Art points out source of news items can be blatantly fabricated from the get-go. NPR is at it again.Do not send us moneyClickhearpodcast@protonmail.comArt-piece: Did you know that the acronym AT&T has not changed in over 200 years? It still stands for American Telephone & Telegraph! When is the last time you paid your bill by dots-n-dashes?

This sin excuse is often buck passed to sleufoot. Easy out.for the whole episode click hear: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3OidPDgBoIRfFgoytDxTak?si=hhNPo4lvS1KHjSOcZNn4uQ&t=1622

Ding dong celebrate the bling, done.

The upcoming solar eclipse is not "the moon" it is it's black brother. Click and hear me out!shivalifestyle.com new website!clickhearpodcast@protonmail.com

Summarizing C19

Sam Altman pulled it off! Wait for robo-board now!

Men of towardness. Jordanmaxwellshow.comSunrise over mountains logos everywhere!

What you’re about to see on October 14, 2023 is not the moon; it is it’s Brother what I call the black moon and it is non-reflective. It is totally light absorbent an opaque the white moon cannot do this trick because it is translucent generating on light from within. If the white moon cannot even cover up the blue sky at midday on those rare occasions where it is visible, how in the whirled can it block out the brilliant sun.

RIP Gildie, we miss you every damned day!