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    ‘The tiniest piece of celery can leave me gasping for breath’: Rising number of children allergic to fruit and veg

    “Well what a coincidence.” Ann was beginning to sound like a broken record, but the article in the paper was rather a good synchronicity with her recent entry.

    the brothers can’t eat most fruit as it gives them an allergic reaction

    Ann had to laugh, she’d often wondered why people chose to be allergic to all the nice things like chocolate and peanuts and cola and ice cream, how silly was that. Finally people were waking up to the fact that ice cream was spinach to some folks, just as cod liver oil was cola to others. Those brothers, surmised Ann, were creating just what they wanted.

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