Re:Decades of diesel use in Europe have created a public hea...
by Filligree on Wednesday October 09, 2019 @11:16AM
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Some years ago I moved from northern Norway to central Dublin. By any reckoning that's a decrease in air quality -- though Dublin is still much better than most cities -- but it also came with a reduction in allergic reactions.
I suspect simply because there isn't as much nature in the vicinity, which I don't actually appreciate. Oh well.
Re:Decades of diesel use in Europe have created a public hea...
by jonatron on Wednesday October 09, 2019 @10:50AM
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As someone who has always lived in London, I started getting hayfever around age 22. When asked by doctors if I have any allergies, and I say nothing except maybe hayfever, they always say "oh everyone has hayfever"
Re:Decades of diesel use in Europe have created a public hea...
by JoeAltmaier on Wednesday October 09, 2019 @10:57AM
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Its commonly not allergy e.g. not a histamine response. It can be simple irritation due to particulates in the air. Everybody should respond to that.
I think that any move to an area with a sufficiently different mix of pollen can cause problems for your immune system.