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originally posted in:Sapphire
4/26/2013 9:29:12 PM
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My parents moved from having no health insurance or healthcare in the Philippines to having healthcare and living in an upper middle-class society.
From what I've heard, if someone lives as a homeless person for two years, they have a stronger immune system compared to someone who's been living the lavish life for the same amount of time.
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I had shocking hygiene as a child. As a result, the last time I was properly [i]ill[/i] was when I was about four, and I had chickenpox when I was about 6.
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Well your second paragraph makes alot of sense, since they'll have come into contact with dozens of types of pathogens.
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Well, to be honest, my parents got sicker when they got healthcare compared to when they were in the Philippines.
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[quote] From what I've heard, if someone lives as a homeless person for two years, they have a stronger immune system compared to someone who's been living the lavish life for the same amount of time.[/quote] makes sense. acclimation is a crazy thing.
