Scientists have found that people who live within 327 meters of farms are about 21 percent less likely to have a number of allergic reactions, according to an Internet publication for girls and women from 14 to 35 years old Pannochka. net To come to this conclusion, experts have studied data about 2500 people. About 30 percent of the participants in the experiment had a reaction to grass and house dust mites. And about a third of the total number of people surveyed lived in the childhood on a farm.

At the same time, the strongest protection was found among those living near pig breeding and cattle breeding farms, as well as those who grew up on the farm. Protective mechanisms were formed in people without allergy symptoms, whose blood test showed a tendency to an immune reaction associated with common allergies, food allergies, asthma and eczema.

Scientists have not yet been able to find out what contributes to the appearance of such immunity, but a 20-year study of this issue showed that the allergy is less common among farmers and their children.

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