Sucking On Your Baby’s Pacifier Might Prevent Them From Getting Allergies

With all the sneezing, burning itchy eyes, and all the other annoying symptoms you know allergies season is here. If you don't want your offspring to have to deal with these and others allergies like eczema and asthma. Try sucking on your baby's pacifier. People who used the method of sucking on their baby's pacifier to clean them might be less likely to get eczema and asthma.

Microbiomes are a collection of bacteria that live in and around our bodies. By introducing your baby to your microbiomes, you might influence your baby's mircobiome. The Study conducted in Sweden with 184 babies, found that the 65 babies whose parents that suck on their babies pacifiers as a cleaning method were less likely to get eczema and asthma.

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