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Playing in mud and dirt can boost your child's immune system—here's how
Evidence suggests that exposure to the microbes in dirt might actually help children ... of developing allergies and autoimmune diseases. Mud is not just a mix of soil and water.
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Playing In Mud And Dirt Can Boost Your Child's Immune System Here's How
Evidence suggests that exposure to the microbes in dirt might actually help children ... of developing allergies and autoimmune diseases . Mud is not just a mix of soil and water.
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Playing in mud and dirt can boost your child’s immune system – here’s how
Evidence suggests that exposure to the microbes in dirt might actually help children develop stronger immune systems – and may even decrease their risk of developing allergies and autoimmune diseases.