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A Highly Allergic Classroom

George E. Meinig, DDS / July 6, 1983

Unspecified publication. Published July 6, 1983.

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Johnny Papaya, a grade school teacher and owner of a papaya plantation in Sarasota, Florida, recently reported to PPNF that an alarming percentage of his students are afflicted with allergies and other degenerative health problems.

“For more than twenty years now I have watched America change through its children. Children are a reflection of their parents and of their homes. I have seen them go from students to just children in school,” Papaya stated.

“Bad nutrition is another problem at the root of under-achievement. Parents have fed their young ones junk foods. Mothers and fathers drink alcohol and smoke cigarettes. Too often, there is not even a cessation of such practices during gestation,” he continues.

In going through the medical records of his sixth, seventh and eighth grade classes, Papaya stated that thirty-one percent of his sixth graders had allergies! Similarly, seventh graders recorded thirty-one percent with allergies and forty-five percent of his eighth graders had allergies. These figures only represent children with allergies. Following is a sample medical report from his eighth grade class. Only the gender of the children has been cited.

 

Boy 

Girl 

Girl

Boy 

Girl 

Girl 

Boy 

Boy 

Boy 

Girl 

Girl 

Boy 

Boy 

Girl 

Girl 

Boy 

Girl 

Boy 

Boy 

Boy 

Boy 

Boy

Boy

Boy

Girl

Boy

Girl

Girl

Boy

Girl

Girl

Girl

Girl

Boy

Girl

Girl

Girl

Boy

Girl

Boy

Girl

Boy

Boy

Boy

Allergies to weather change; (Allergies cause headaches and stomach aches.) 

Light case of eczema 

Sometimes sore joints 

Allergic to molds 

Eye muscle imbalance condition (Duane’s Syndrome) 

Allergic to penicillin 

Allergic to pollens; history of hearing loss 

Allergic to bee stings 

No blood to be administered 

Allergies 

Allergic to molds and dust 

Allergies; headaches 

Sinus 

Occasional headaches 

Asthma sometimes

Occasional headaches 

Allergic to penicillin; (sulfa drugs and bee stings) 

Petit mal epilepsy; on medication twice daily 

Asthma; allergies 

Nervous stomach 

Asthma 

Tonsilitis 

Allergies

Asthma

Low sugar; may faint

Migraine headaches

Hayfever; allergic to penicillin

Sensitive to insect bites; (allergic to penicillin) 

Allergies: grass, trees, weeds 

Allergic to penicillin 

Trick knees; fifty percent hearing loss 

Sometimes severe menstrual cramping; vomiting 

An organ donor 

Allergies 

Hay fever 

Allergic to dogs, cats, fur 

Headaches from allergies 

Spring allergies 

Eczema 

Chronic allergies; medication as needed

Skin allergy, rash, eczema 

Bad headaches sometimes 

Heart murmur, limits some activities 

Eye allergies; sensitive to bee and wasp stings

 

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