I have condition lymphoproliferative disorder lyp. If I take anything known to “boost” immune system I break out. I.e Green tea, echinacea, some vitamins. Pretty much if it says “boost your immune system” I will get lesions
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We have a moron "office manager" where I work who is constantly posting nonsense in the break room about "immunity boosting foods". I've tilted at that windmill trying to explain to her that it isn't a real thing, but to no avail.
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Sounds like there are more issues than just bad advice...interesting place to offer unsolicited health information. Thanks for sharing!
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So you'd prefer if he looked like what? A disheveled wastrel? He's a professional who's devoted his life to treating children's' allergies and asthma. If it truly concerns you I've included links of him in other outfits. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OabSssnKP5s …https://twitter.com/AllergyKidsDoc/status/973319498475347969 …
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Why don’t ads promoting vaccines run with the accurate claim that vaccines boost your immune system?
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Good question - they are the ultimate 'immune booster'!
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As a biopharmaceutical researcher, I’m confident you not will cringe when you see the right data. I cringe when I see cancer hype and garbage clinical trials with surrogate end points.
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Yes - I LOVE good data! Unfortunately, in this realm I have been less than impressed.
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I agree that it is difficult to show that the immune system is boosted. That is why point 2 fortunately may not be relevant.
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- Director, Food Allergy Center