Sudden infant death syndrome nearly non existent during lockdown?
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Its also because they aren't handling chemicals and fertilizers etc. Every day people come into contact with chemicals like detergents or aerosolized particles from the construction site next door to their office that an Amish person doesn't come in contact with at all.
Natural fertilizers aren’t the issue, synthetic pesticides are.
Some of the newer fertilizers have shit in them that I wouldn't give to my worst enemy. Worse, with some of this crap that big corporations use in industrial farming we don't actually even know what's in it.
My grandfather died of prostate cancer. He farmed for most of his 80 years of life. Why is it that almost no one else in the whole family(20-30 people) has died of cancer but the one person with the most exposure did? Hmmmm...
YES to all of the comments above!!
Umm my Amish neighbors are very careless with very toxic chemicals and about 60-70% of the Amish in my community do all the scheduled jabs. They did for the most part reject the cv jabs. We have a pretty high rate of cancer and I'd venture abnormally high rate of ALS in my area.
I'm obviously not an Amish expert but its pretty clear that they aren't using Monsanto seed and hard core industrial fertilizers like a corn farmer in Nebraska might use. No matter which way you look at it their exposure is less than the average American. Hell, just the lack of constant car exhaust probibly improves their health overall.
We have many who are organic farmers, but the rest douse every weed on their whole property with roundup and another weed killer that's as bad or worse (can't remember the name) they aren't careful with burning arsenic treated lumber, plastics, etc. We also have a large portion of the community which would be considered obese, men and women and even children, due to processed foods and inactivity. It's hard to consider the Amish as a whole group because the more progressive they are, the more like the typical American they are (just drive a buggy and wear different clothes), while the more strict sects are more likely to distrust the system and be more separate from the "world". I live in the third largest community and our whole area is very progressive, but I've also lived in a more strict area in IL. As a whole they do tend to distrust traditional medicine, and opt for chiropractic whenever possible. But, all in all, they are probably a little less likely to Vax.
Thank you for this reply