This theory suggests that early and regular exposure to a diverse range of microbes from farm animals and the natural environment helps to "train" a child's immune system. This exposure teaches the immune system to differentiate between harmful invaders and harmless substances like pollen or pet dander, preventing it from overreacting and causing allergic reactions.
In essence, it's believed that a biodiverse early-life environment helps a child's immune system mature in a way that makes it more resilient and less prone to allergies.
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