@JustAGuy215 what’s the other half 🤔 inquiring minds over here! They ARE delish. 🍍 AND the medicinal benefits are Fab too IYKYK
Humans eat more bananas than monkeys.🤔
Humans eat more monkeys than monkeys as well.
@BrokenWillow You got it! They're delicious and pretty dang good for you. Though with the bananas comment, I wonder, since pineapples digest us, and we consume so many, are pineapples our biggest predators? Collectively, they've gotta be eating enough to make like 9-10 humans a year.
@JustAGuy215 Aaaaannnndddd now my brain hurts 🤣🤣🤣 Also, @TheFunCartel WHO is eating monkeys?!?! Bananas, pineapples and monkeys ✅ I’m tapping out…. 🤦🏽♀️
@BrokenWillow There are tribes in Africa, South Pacific and South America who eat monkey meat.
And Americans eat monkey bread.
Also bromelain doesn’t digest us, it assists us in digesting the foods we eat. I sold it in my health food stores I owned in the 90s. In addition, when combined with quercetin, a plant pigment, it can help with your sinuses.
@TheFunCartel oh shoot you know what, I think I knew that… but how DARE you drag monkey bread into this 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 it’s delish!
I shared this ages ago in another thread, but seems apropos:
Up to half of all people with latex allergy also react to bananas. It's a super common cross-reaction to similar proteins found in rubber latex and a number of fruits & vegetables.
I started reacting to bananas YEARS before we realized I'm allergic to latex. I also strongly react to kiwi, and moderately to avocado and carrots (I can eat both in extreme moderation).
Latex allergies have been on the rise, especially in medical & dental professionals and those who are chronically ill due to higher exposure through latex gloves. Most hospitals and dental offices now exclusively use nitrile gloves for this reason.
Also: if you're allergic to latex, in addition to gloves and condoms, you may react to:
Carry an EpiPen, folks 😅
Edit: I may or may not have reacted to all of the items in that list on at least one occasion 🙃 benedryl is my friend
Antarctica was once know as "Australia" before the name was adopted by the continent we know today. In 1824, Australia became the official name for the southern landmass, leaving Antarctica without a widely accepted name until it gained its current title in the late 1800's.
Historic Vids
@TheFunCartel 🤣 I learn something new EVERY day- Good to know!!