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Hey now you leave the cheese and wine out of this! Who hates a good charcuterie board!
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TheAylix
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I love a good charcuterie board, as did my lady. Sadly, her guts did not appreciate that brie or gouda quite as much.
Despite what the Brazilian Fart Porn industry would have us believe, it's hard to feel like a classy, cosmopolitan woman when you're holding in gruesome cheese farts.
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Goatface
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don't know if is something an autopsy could reveal, but looks like his allergy is unknown
Chef Michael Chiarello's cause of death reveals hidden danger of an allergy
Chef Michael Chiarello died of a severe allergic reaction. It remind us how serious and unpredictable allergies of all kinds can be.
www.usatoday.com
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Chukzombi
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how vaxxed was he?don't know if is something an autopsy could reveal, but looks like his allergy is unknown
Chef Michael Chiarello's cause of death reveals hidden danger of an allergy
Chef Michael Chiarello died of a severe allergic reaction. It remind us how serious and unpredictable allergies of all kinds can be.www.usatoday.com
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Goatface
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sf bay area. probably had to take dailies just to stay open.
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Hateyou
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They also did a thing where they told parents not to give kids peanuts for about a decade. They reversed it because peanut allergies doubled from that experiment. They now tell you to give it to them early. Our pediatrician told us about it and suggested actually touching his skin to peanuts at first then give him some to taste while in the waiting room on a future appointment so if he did have a reaction we could get it taken care of immediately.
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Cybsled
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You could confirm the person died of anaphylaxis, but there isn’t a test that tells you what a person was allergic to after they’re dead as far as I know.
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Sanrith Descartes
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Gluten is a grain protein. Why would she have to cut out cheese and red wine?
I love seeing meats labeled as "gluten free".
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TheAylix
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She didn't actually have celiac disease - she just thought she did, in part because it was trendy. Her stomach pains and digestive issues were because she was lactose intolerant.
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Ukerric
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I saw bottles of plain water labeled as "fat free". Not sugar free (to prove that's water, not soda), but FAT free.
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moonarchia
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You know it's a good breed of water when it's nice and lean.
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Arative
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You can also correlate a rise in childhood allergies to all the food additives they start stuffing our foods in the late 80s and 90s.
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Oldbased
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The sauce is to die for Chef!
Chef and TV personality Michael Chiarello dies at 61 after being treated for allergic reaction
Michael Chiarello, a chef known for his Italian-inspired Californian restaurants who won an Emmy Award for best host for “Easy Entertaining With Michael Chiarello” has died.apnews.com
"Chiarello died Friday at Queen of the Valley Medical Center in Napa due to an allergic reaction that resulted in anaphylactic shock, according to Chiarello’s restaurant group Gruppo Chiarello. He had been at the hospital receiving treatment for the allergic reaction over the past week. Details on how he developed the allergic reaction were not immediately available."
So i ate mushroom broth in raamen when i was 25 or so, by accident and i am severly allergic to mushrooms. Even after the initial reaction which was brought under control i was in the hospital for 4 days due to it, its not a joke.
This must have been food related and accidental, its hard to go to restaurants as it is, being a celeb chef and everyone is trying to show you how good they are is going to lead to accidents. Hell it almost happened to be in Chicago last week.
The next day....
Hateyou
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Yeah. My wife has tore up pasta and bread her whole life. Gluten trend comes out and now it’s a problem. She says it’s the gluten that bloats her. She has no medical diagnosis of this she just knows it. Ok whatever, eat the pizza crust that tastes like cardboard I guess.
On a related note I was out in Tempe a few years ago and went to a bar on campus. It was all college kids, and they were hanging out with us old folks. When a new college girl would come over and start talking with the other college girls they were literally introducing themselves with how allergic to gluten they were, and what level of celiac they had. It struck me as “wtf who opens with that” but it was completely normal to them. They all did it, it was wild.
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BrutulTM
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This. I know a guy who had no issues with bee stings his whole life and then one day in his mid-60's he gets stung by a bee and can barely make it to the hospital and he collapsed in the hospital waiting room. It's happened to him two more times since and now he has to carry an epi-pen with him wherever he goes. It kind of freaks me out because I live 50 miles from a hospital and I've come to terms with the idea that I might be screwed if I have a heart attack or something but I hate the idea that some insect might kill me because I randomly became allergic to it.
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Goatface
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do you have fire dept/rescue and/or helicopter pad nearby?
how close is a dollar general?
took a trip a while back and instead of taking the normal route went through rural farm lands in the valley. about 100 miles of nothing, but a dollar general every 15 miles. got bored and had my gps open to display all medical places. for about the whole the trip, closest was 25miles (as the bird flies) which probably meant 60 mins or more as have to drive over a small mountain.
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BrutulTM
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The fucking dollar stores are out of control. Every town around here has one. The closest one to me is about 45 miles though. Same for medical facilities of any kind. We have a volunteer fire department that's maybe 18 miles away but they're not paramedics. They do have defibrillators now though which is pretty cool. I went to the training for how to use them and they are surprisingly easy to use. They're almost to the point where people should start having one in their house for emergencies like a fire extinguisher.
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