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- Lot: 2.06 acres
- Single Family
- Built in 1946
- All time views: 551
- Cooling: Central
- Heating: Baseboard
- Last sold: Sep 2013 for $20,000
- Last sale price/sqft: $8
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- Flooring: Carpet, Hardwood, Tile
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- Parking: 2 spaces
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- Exterior material: Brick
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- Room count: 3
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- Floor size: 2,583 sqft
- Last remodel year: 1946
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Association of consumption of products containing milk
fat with reduced asthma risk in pre-school children: the
PIAMA birth cohort study
A H Wijga, H A Smit, M Kerkhof, J C de Jongste, J Gerritsen, H J Neijens,
H C Boshuizen, B Brunekreef
Thorax 2003;58:567–572
Background: Environment and lifestyle contribute to the development of asthma in children.
Understanding the relevant factors in this relationship may provide methods of prevention. The role of
diet in the development of asthma in pre-school children was investigated.
Methods: Data from 2978 children participating in a prospective birth cohort study were used. Food
frequency data were collected at the age of 2 years and related to asthma symptoms reported at the
age of 3 years.
Results: The prevalence of recent asthma at age 3 was lower in children who consumed (at age 2) full
cream milk daily (3.4%) than in those who did not (5.6%) and in those who consumed butter daily
(1.5%) than in those who did not (5.1%). The prevalence of recent wheeze was lower in children who
consumed milk products daily (13.7%) than in those who did not (18.4%) and in children who
consumed butter daily (7.7%) than in those who did not (15.4%). These effects remained in a logistic
regression model including different foods and confounders (adjusted odds ratio (CI) for recent asthma:
full cream milk daily v rarely 0.59 (0.40 to 0.88), butter daily v rarely 0.28 (0.09 to 0.88)). Daily con-
sumption of brown bread was also associated with lower rates of asthma and wheeze, whereas no
associations were observed with the consumption of fruits, vegetables, margarine, and fish.
Conclusions: In pre-school children, frequent consumption of products containing milk fat is associated
with a reduced risk of asthma symptoms.
air pollution, the indoor environment, hygiene, and the
burden of infections in early life—and their relation to asthma
has been investigated. Diet is another aspect of lifestyle that
has changed and the number of studies providing evidence on
the relation between dietary factors and asthma has increased
significantly in the last 10 years. Diet is one of the factors that
has been hypothesised to play a role in the beneficial effects of
an anthroposophic life style1and of growing up in a farming
Reviews of the literature on nutrition and asthma have
identified fruits, vitamin C, vitamin E, and beta-carotene as
likely to be protective against asthma.3–5Different fatty acids,
fish, and wholemeal bread may play a role, but further
evidence is needed.3Most of the studies included in these
reviews have been on adults and therefore provide little
evidence on nutritional factors that may influence the
development of asthma early in childhood. A number of stud-
ies have been published on various dietary components and
asthma (symptoms) in children.6–14In addition, some of the
recent studies on possible protective effects of growing up on
a farm have reported on nutritional factors.2 15 16However,
nearly all these studies were cross sectional. In the PIAMA
(Prevention and Incidence of Asthma and Mite Allergy) birth
cohort study we had the opportunity to investigate the
relationship between food consumption and asthma symp-
toms in pre-school children followed prospectively.
t is widely believed that a modern Western lifestyle contrib-
utes to the risk of developing asthma. A number of aspects
of lifestyle have changed over the past decades—including
Study population
The PIAMA birth cohort study consisted of two parts: a
placebo controlled intervention study in which the effect of
mite impermeable mattress covers was studied and a natural
history study in which no intervention took place. In this
paper only data from the natural history part of the study are
Pregnant women were recruited from the general popula-
tion with the help of 52 midwife practices and obstetric clin-
ics in three different regions of the Netherlands; 10 232 preg-
questionnaire on inhalant allergies.17Women with any one of
the following self-reported complaints—asthma, hay fever,
house dust allergy, house dust mite allergy or pet allergy—
were defined as "allergic"(n=2949,29%).A random selection
of 763 allergic women and 5084 non-allergic women were
requested to join the natural history part of the study.Written
informed consent was obtained from 3291 pregnant women
(472 allergic (response 62%) and 2819 non-allergic (response
55%)). The participating children were born between July
1996 and October 1997.
Data collection
Data on respiratory and allergic symptoms and on potential
risk factors were collected by postal questionnaires. Question-
naires,which included ISAAC (International Study of Asthma
and Allergies in Childhood) core questions18were sent to the
parents during the last trimester of pregnancy, around 3
months after the birth of the child, and when the child was 1,
2 and 3 years old.
In the study described here the association between nutri-
tion and asthma was studied prospectively.Food consumption
data collected at the age of 2 years were related to the preva-
lence of asthma symptoms reported at the age of 3 years.
Around the child's second birthday, parents were asked to
indicate from the following five options how often in the pre-
vious month the child had consumed a number of different
See end of article for
authors' affiliations
Correspondence to:
Dr A Wijga, National
Institute of Public Health
and the Environment,
Department of Chronic
Disease Epidemiology
(CZE), P O Box 1, 3720
BA Bilthoven, The
Revised version received
20 February 2003
Accepted for publication
21 March 2003
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foods and drinks: not at all; a few times, but less than once a
week; 1 or 2 days per week; 3–5 days per week; 6 or 7 days per
Three outcome variables were defined based on data
reported at the age of 3 years: "ever asthma", defined as ever
having had a doctor's diagnosis of asthma; "recent asthma",
defined as ever having had a doctor's diagnosis of asthma and
having had asthma symptoms in the last 12 months and/or
having used asthma medication in the last 12 months; and
"recent wheeze",defined as having had one or more attacks of
wheezing in the last 12 months.We are aware that a diagnosis
of asthma is often uncertain in young children because of the
lack of lung function measurements and other objective
parameters that could distinguish between asthma and other
respiratory complaints. At this age a reported doctor's diagno-
sis may therefore best be interpreted as the presence of
asthma-like symptoms.
Data analysis
Food consumption data were available for 3042 children
(92.4% of the baseline population of 3291). To avoid reverse
causation the data from 64 children were excluded from the
analyses because their diet was apparently influenced by the
child having an allergy to cow's milk. These children were
regularly using a cow's milk substitute. Data from 2978
children were therefore used for the analyses.
The five food consumption frequency categories from the
questionnaire were summarised into three categories: rarely
(defined as less than once a week), regularly (defined as on
1–5 days per week), and daily (defined as on 6 or 7 days per
Statistical analyses were performed with SAS version 8.1.
Associations between asthma and wheeze and the consump-
tion frequency of different foods were first examined univari-
ately. Subsequently, foods that showed a significant associ-
ation with asthma or wheeze incidence in this analysis were
further examined using logistic regression analysis control-
ling for confounders.In the logistic regression analysis "daily"
consumption and "regular"consumption were compared with
the reference category "rare" consumption. If the prevalence
of "rare"consumption was less than 5% it was combined with
the category "regularly" so that "daily" consumption was
compared with consumption on 5 days per week or less.
Missing values were handled using multiple imputation.19
This method is recommended in order to avoid bias in analy-
ses of epidemiological data with missing covariates.20Imputa-
tion was carried out with MICE.21In brief,five separate values
for a missing data item were drawn from imputation models
in which the value of this variable is predicted based on other
variables in the dataset. We used linear imputation models
Table 1
Characteristics of the study population
cases (n)
Prevalences and
means in available
Prevalences and
means in imputed
dataset (n=2978)
Sex (% boys)
Mean (SD) birth weight (g)
First child (%)
Breast fed ever (%)
Breast fed for at least 8 weeks (%)
Smoking in the home (%)
Mother allergic (%)
Father allergic (%)
Mean (SD) mother's age (years)
Mother's educational level*:
Low (%)
Intermediate (%)
High (%)
Ever asthma (%)
Recent asthma (%)
Recent wheeze (%)
3517 (536)
30.4 (3.8)
3517 (535)
30.4 (3.8)
*Educational level: low=primary, lower vocational and lower general; intermediate=senior high school and
intermediate vocational; high=higher vocational and university.
Table 2
consumption of these foods (weekly consumption in the case of fish) compared with all other children
Consumption frequencies† for different foods and prevalences of asthma and wheeze in children with daily
FoodsConsumption frequency"Ever asthma" (%)Recent asthma (%)Recent wheeze (%)
Rarely (%) Regularly (%) Daily (%)Daily usersOthersDaily usersOthersDaily usersOthers
Full cream milk
Semi-skim milk
Milk products
White bread
Brown bread
Fresh fruit
Fruit juice
*p<0.05, **p<0.01, difference in asthma or wheeze prevalence between daily users and others.
†Consumption frequency: rarely=less than once a week; regularly=1–5 days per week; daily=6 or 7 days per week.
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including all variables correlated more than 0.1 with the vari-
able to be imputed, and used predictive mean matching to
draw imputed values from this model. This drawing method
takes as an imputed value the observed value of the child for
which the prediction model predicts a value closest to the pre-
dicted value of the child with the missing value. The
parameters of the imputation model are established using
Gibbs sampling, and thus differ between each of the five
imputations so that different matches are usually made. This
method assures that imputed values follow the same
(conditional) distribution as the observed values.The multiple
imputation procedure yields five complete datasets in which
each missing value is replaced by an imputed value which is
usually different for each data set,while the observed data are
always the same in each data set.With these five data sets,five
different logistic regressions (or other analyses) were carried
out and the five results were pooled using SAS PROC MIANA-
LYSE in order to obtain a single final result. The percentage of
missing values for individual foods included in the logistic
regression model was 1.0% and the percentage of missing
values for potential confounders included in the model ranged
from 0% for the child's sex and maternal allergy to 4.0% for
maternal education.2.8% of the study population had missing
values for the outcome variables. Without the imputation of
missing values the total number of complete cases available
for the logistic regression analysis was 2594 (87.1% of the
study population of 2978 children).
The characteristics of the study population for the available
cases and for the imputed dataset are shown in table 1. The
prevalences of different characteristics were similar in the
available cases and in the imputed dataset. Small differences
were found for maternal education and for asthma symptoms,
the latter because loss to follow up was higher in children who
were reportedly symptomatic at the age of 2 years. At the age
of 3 years the prevalence of "ever asthma"was 6.6%,of "recent
asthma" 4.9%, and of "recent wheeze" 14.8% (table 1). Of the
442 recent wheezers, 28.4% had ever had a doctor's diagnosis
of asthma and 26.6% had recent asthma.
Consumption frequencies of different foods are shown in
table 2, together with the prevalences of asthma and wheeze
in children who consume these foods daily (weekly in the case
of fish) compared with all other children. The results shown
are based on the imputed dataset but differ very little from the
results based on available cases only (data not shown). In this
crude analysis, daily consumption of full cream milk, milk
products (including products like yoghurt and chocolate
milk), butter, and brown bread were significantly associated
with low rates of asthma and/or wheeze. Children with daily
consumption of fruit juice and of vegetables had lower asthma
rates than other children, but these differences were not
statistically significant. Eating fish at least once a week was
not associated with asthma or wheeze.
Associations were observed between the consumption
frequencies of different foods included in the questionnaire.
Some foods were apparently used as substitutes. Of the
consumed semi-skimmed milk; of the children with daily
consumption of brown bread, 90% rarely consumed white
bread; and of the children with daily consumption of butter,
73% rarely consumed margarine. Positive associations existed
between the consumption frequencies of foods that, in the
Netherlands, are usually eaten together such as bread on the
Table 3
prevalences of asthma and wheeze (n=2978)
Relationship between consumption frequency† of full cream milk, milk products, butter and brown bread and
Regression models"Ever asthma" (n=195) Recent asthma (n=145)Recent wheeze (n=442)
Crude models
Full cream milk daily
Full cream milk regularly
Butter daily
Butter regularly
Milk products daily
Brown bread daily
0.60 (0.42 to 0.85)**
0.99 (0.55 to 1.78)
0.43 (0.19 to 0.97)*
1.02 (0.54 to 1.91)
0.71 (0.52 to 0.98)*
0.58 (0.41 to 0.82)**
0.59 (0.40 to 0.88)*
0.79 (0.38 to 1.65)
0.28 (0.09 to 0.88)*
0.73 (0.32 to 1.67)
0.81 (0.55 to 1.17)
0.60 (0.40 to 0.89)*
0.80 (0.64 to 1.00)
0.91 (0.59 to 1.40)
0.46 (0.27 to 0.79)**
1.08 (0.70 to 1.66)
0.70 (0.56 to 0.88)**
0.88 (0.67 to 1.16)
Adjusted model
Full cream milk daily
Full cream milk regularly
Butter daily
Butter regularly
Milk products daily
Brown bread daily
Semi-skimmed milk daily
Semi-skimmed milk regularly
Margarine daily
Margarine regularly
Male sex
Birth weight (reference <3000 g)
3000–3499 g
3500–3999 g
>4000 g
Older sibling(s) present
Father allergic
Mother allergic
Maternal education (reference low)
Breast fed >8 weeks
Smoking in the home
0.54 (0.34 to 0.88)*
0.83 (0.44 to 1.59)
0.42 (0.17 to 1.01)
0.97 (0.50 to 1.88)
0.74 (0.53 to 1.03)
0.60 (0.41 to 0.87)**
0.83 (0.53 to 1.31)
1.07 (0.64 to 1.80)
0.94 (0.62 to 1.42)
1.03 (0.62 to 1.71)
2.20 (1.59 to 3.03)**
0.53 (0.30 to 0.92)*
0.73 (0.33 to 1.60)
0.25 (0.07 to 0.82)*
0.73 (0.31 to 1.72)
0.82 (0.55 to 1.21)
0.60 (0.39 to 0.93)*
0.75 (0.45 to 1.26)
0.72 (0.37 to 1.38)
0.82 (0.51 to 1.31)
0.87 (0.48 to 1.57)
2.26 (1.55 to 3.29)**
0.81 (0.58 to 1.13)
0.87 (0.54 to 1.40)
0.49 (0.28 to 0.87)*
1.12 (0.71 to 1.77)
0.68 (0.54 to 0.86)**
1.0 (0.74 to 1.33)
0.99 (0.71 to 1.38)
1.05 (0.72 to 1.52)
0.96 (0.71 to 1.29)
0.96 (0.66 to 1.39)
1.52 (1.23 to 1.88)**
0.73 (0.44 to 1.20)
0.90 (0.55 to 1.46)
0.59 (0.34 to 1.03)
1.31 (0.95 to 1.80)
1.58 (1.16 to 2.16)**
1.81 (1.26 to 2.61)**
0.60 (0.34 to 1.08)
0.82 (0.48 to 1.40)
0.65 (0.35 to 1.19)
1.41 (0.98 to 2.04)
1.41 (0.98 to 2.02)
2.16 (1.44 to 3.23)**
0.77 (0.55 to 1.07)
0.76 (0.54 to 1.07)
0.61 (0.42 to 0.90)*
1.21 (0.97 to 1.51)
1.63 (1.31 to 2.02)**
1.30 (0.98 to 1.72)
1.23 (0.81 to 1.88)
1.42 (0.88 to 2.28)
0.69 (0.50 to 0.95)*
0.83 (0.59 to 1.19)
1.29 (0.79 to 2.10)
1.36 (0.78 to 2.36)
0.63 (0.44 to 0.91)*
0.80 (0.53 to 1.20)
1.10 (0.83 to 1.44)
1.08 (0.80 to 1.46)
0.62 (0.49 to 0.77)**
1.12 (0.88 to 1.42)
Values are presented as odds ratios (with 95% confidence intervals).
*p<0.05; **p<0.01.
†Odds ratios are shown for daily consumption and regular consumption v consumption less than once a week; for milk products and brown bread the
prevalence of consumption less than once a week is less than 5% and therefore odds ratios are shown for daily consumption v all others.
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one hand and milk, margarine and cheese on the other. Asso-
ciations were also present between the consumption frequen-
cies of full cream milk and butter, and between the consump-
tion frequencies of milk products and brown bread. The
prevalence of daily butter consumption was 10% in the
children with a daily consumption of full cream milk and 5%
in the other children. The prevalence of daily consumption of
milk products was 78% in the children with daily consump-
tion of brown bread and 63% in the other children.Despite the
associations between the consumption frequencies of differ-
ent foods, a logistic regression model including full cream
milk,milk products,butter,and brown bread together showed
similar associations between the consumption frequencies of
these foods and asthma and wheeze as the crude analyses
(data not shown). Of the other foods covered in the question-
naire, only semi-skimmed milk and margarine were found to
influence the effect estimates of full cream milk, milk
products, butter, and brown bread and were included in the
model (table 3).
Whereas there was some overlap between the groups of
children with daily consumption of full cream milk, milk
products, butter and brown bread, the consumption frequen-
cies for different foods were associated with different
background variables. Daily consumption of full cream milk
was more prevalent in firstborn children than in others (38%
v 26%) and was inversely related to the child's birth weight
(40% for birth weight <3000 g v 30% for birth weight
>3500 g). Daily consumption of butter was associated with
the mother's educational level (3.6% for low level of education
v 8.8% for high level of education). Daily consumption of milk
products and daily consumption of brown bread were both
positively related to the mother's level of education (milk
products:68% for low level of education v 76% for high level of
education; brown bread: 75% for low level of education v 88%
for high level of education) and negatively related to the
prevalence of smoking in the child's home (milk products:
65% in smoking families v 71% in non-smoking families;
brown bread: 71% in smoking families v 78% in non-smoking
In the final regression model the following variables were
included in addition to the nutritional variables: sex, birth
weight, presence of older siblings (yes/no), parental allergy
(having (had) asthma or having an inhalant allergy),
maternal level of education,breast feeding for at least 8 weeks
(yes/no),and smoking in the home when the child was 2 years
old (at least once a week v less than once a week). Effects of
region, maternal smoking during pregnancy, and parental
asthma were also assessed but these variables were not
included in the final model. In this model odds ratios signifi-
cantly lower than 1 were again observed for the relationships
between daily consumption of full cream milk, milk products,
butter,and brown bread and asthma and/or wheeze.When the
same analyses were carried out using only cases with
complete data (n=2594) the results were similar, but brown
bread was not significantly associated with recent asthma and
its association with "ever asthma" lost statistical significance
in the adjusted regression model.Consumption frequencies of
fish, fruits, and vegetables were not associated with asthma
symptoms in the adjusted regression analysis. Besides the
nutritional factors, maternal allergy, paternal allergy, being a
boy, and not having been breast fed for at least 8 weeks were
significantly associated with both asthma and wheeze in the
adjusted regression model.Low birth weight was significantly
associated with wheeze. The estimates for the effects of full
cream milk,milk products,butter,and brown bread on asthma
and wheeze were of the same order of magnitude as the effects
of the established risk factors parental allergy and being a
There was consistent evidence for an inverse relationship
between the consumption frequency of products containing
milk fat on the one hand and asthma and wheeze in
pre-school children on the other. An inverse association was
also observed between the daily consumption of brown bread
and asthma.
We considered the possibility that our results were
influenced by methodological aspects of the study.Of the 5847
pregnant women invited to join the natural history part of the
study, 3291 (56%) agreed to do so. Of this study population of
3291 at baseline, 3141 (95.4%) were still in the cohort when
the children were 3 years old and food consumption data were
available for 3042 children. We have no data on the women
who were invited but did not join the study,but comparison of
the PIAMA population with data available on the general
Dutch population suggests that, in the PIAMA population,
parents with only primary education and smoking parents
may be underrepresented. The adjusted regression analysis
did not indicate, however, that the associations observed were
influenced by parental education or smoking.
Although standard methods (ISAAC) were used to assess
the prevalence of asthma and wheeze, misclassification may
have occurred because the diagnosis of asthma is often uncer-
tain in children aged 3 years or younger. However, as there is
of milk fat would report asthma symptoms and diagnoses dif-
ferently from other parents, differential misclassification is
unlikely. Misclassification independent of exposure, if it
occurred,would result in dilution of the associations observed.
To avoid finding associations due to reverse causation, 64
children with cow's milk allergy were excluded from the
analyses. Children with cow's milk allergy generally avoid
cow's milk and are more likely than other children to develop
further allergic complaints and asthma. We investigated
whether consumption of specific foods influences the risk of
whose illness (cow's milk allergy with the associated risk of
developing asthma) is the cause rather than the result of their
food consumption habits. Of the children who were included
in the analyses, only 27 (<1%) did not use milk and had not
used milk products in the previous month. Parental allergy
was more prevalent in these 27 children than in the other
children, so we cannot exclude the possibility that, in at least
some cases,their own allergy may have induced parents not to
give their child cow's milk. Inclusion of these children may
have introduced inverse causation, but their exclusion could
have hidden an existing association. The number of children
involved, however, is so small that their exclusion would not
have influenced our results.
Food consumption was assessed using a short and simple
food frequency questionnaire. From the different methods
available to measure food consumption, the food frequency
questionnaire is considered the most appropriate for epide-
miological studies and has been validated in a large number
and variety of studies and populations.23Our questionnaire
was short and simple, asking about only a limited number of
broad food groups and not about, for example, portion sizes.
Our data enable us to rank children according to their
consumption frequencies of a number of food groups, but
cannot be used to calculate total energy or nutrient intakes.
We have assumed that parents can correctly report whether
their child eats, for example, brown or white bread every day,
and that we can thus discriminate between white and brown
bread consumers.The questionnaire cannot,however,identify
small differences in intakes between subjects and differences
that result from portion sizes rather than from consumption
frequency. We are therefore confident that the associations
observed are real and not the result of invalid measurements,
but we cannot exclude the possibility that other existing asso-
ciations between food consumption and asthma symptoms
have not been detected.
Nutrition is known to be related to other aspects of lifestyle.
Foods that are found to be beneficially related to specific
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health outcomes may be indicators of an unidentified aspect
of a healthy lifestyle rather than being protective themselves.
For foods with a high content of milk fat we think this
unlikely to be the case, however, because these are generally
not perceived as typical constituents of a healthy diet and life-
The foods that were associated with asthma and/or wheeze
in our study population—in particular milk (products) and
bread—are major components of the diet of 2 year old
children. According to a Dutch national food consumption
survey conducted in 1998,24children aged 1–4 years derived,
on average, 22% of their total energy intake from milk and
milk products and 12% from bread. We did not find
associations between the consumption frequencies of fruits
and vegetables or fish, on the one hand, and asthma and
wheeze on the other. This may be due to inadequate identifi-
cation by our questionnaire of children with high and low
intakes of these foods. With respect to fruits and vegetables,
another explanation could be that the role of antioxidant vita-
mins is age dependent and less important in young children
than in adults, particularly in adult smokers. The observed
inverse association between daily consumption of brown
bread and asthma is in line with results of a multicentre study
be beneficially associated with pulmonary function.25The
association could be related to antioxidant components of
whole grains.26We cannot exclude the possibility, however,
that the choice of brown bread over white bread is an indica-
tor of a healthy lifestyle and that other unidentified aspects of
lifestyle could (partly) explain the observed association
between brown bread and asthma.
Associations between consumption of milk and asthma or
other respiratory or allergic symptoms in children have also
been observed in other studies. These were cross sectional
studies that focused either on nutrition and asthma or on the
effects of growing up in a farming environment. Von
Ehrenstein et al15observed an association between consump-
tion of full cream milk, but not of semi-skimmed milk, and a
lower prevalence of asthma and hay fever in German children
aged 5–7 years. Hijazi et al7reported inverse linear relation-
ships between intakes of milk and vegetables and having had
asthma and wheeze in the past 12 months in 12 year old chil-
dren in Saudi Arabia.In the ALEX study2associations between
consumption of farm milk in the first year of life and lower
frequencies of asthma, hay fever, and atopic sensitisation at
the age of 6–13 years were observed in rural areas of Austria,
Germany, and Switzerland. In Greece an association was
observed between consumption of farm milk under the age of
5 years and lower prevalence of atopy in children aged 11–19
years.16Part of the evidence on an association between milk
consumption and asthma comes from studies on traditional
farm life and atopy and asthma. From preliminary data
currently being collected and from home visits, we know that
fewer than 2% of the children in our study live on farms.In the
were recruited had no effect on the associations observed and
was left out of the final model. We therefore consider it
unlikely that in our study the association between consump-
tion of full cream milk and asthma symptoms is the result of
an underlying association between farm life and asthma
Associations between butter consumption and asthma or
atopy have been observed in a number of studies that focused
mainly on fatty acids and atopy. Von Mutius et al27in their
study on time trends in the prevalence of asthma and allergic
diseases in eastern Germany found an inverse association
between changes in the consumption of butter and hay fever
and atopic sensitisation.Haby et al8found that a high intake of
polyunsaturated fats (PUFAs) increased the risk of having
asthma in Australian children aged 3–5 years.A high intake of
PUFAs was defined as usually using them on bread and in
cooked meals, while the control group consisted of children
who usually used saturated fats including butter and/or
monounsaturated fats. Bolte et al13found an association
between margarine consumption (compared with butter con-
sumption) and allergic sensitisation and rhinitis symptoms in
German children aged 5–14 years,but no association with hay
fever and asthma.Dunder et al14studied Finnish children aged
3–18 years at baseline and found, both cross sectionally and
after 9 years of follow up,that children with atopic disease had
consumed less butter than those without atopic disease.
Our data provide evidence for a beneficial association
between daily consumption of milk fat containing products
and asthma and wheeze in young children. Various compo-
nents of the products involved could play a role, such as
different fatty acids,but also antioxidants or other micronutri-
ents. Several authors have hypothesised that the increase in
the prevalence of asthma, eczema, and allergic rhinitis in the
western world is related to the reduction in the consumption
of saturated fat and the increase in the consumption of n-6
polyunsaturated fatty acids and, in particular, linoleic
acid.5 28 29Wecannotestimatefrom ourdatathechildren'stotal
intakes of different types of fat. The choice for full cream milk
over semi-skimmed milk and for butter over margarine is very
likely to result in a higher proportion of saturated fat and thus
a lower proportion of unsaturated fat in the diet. If the
proportion of linoleic acid in the diet is relevant to the devel-
opment of asthma, this could partly explain our findings. In
our data we did not observe an independent association
between margarine consumption and asthma or wheeze,
however, so we have no direct evidence for an unfavourable
effect of linoleic acid.
We conclude that our results provide evidence for a
relationship between nutrition and asthma. As a hypothesis
for further research we suggest that the foods and nutrients
that are relevant in this relationship may be specific for differ-
ent age groups or other subgroups depending, among other
factors, on the quantitative importance of different foods in
the diet. In our prospective study we found evidence for a risk
reducing effect of products containing milk fat on the
development of asthma and wheeze in pre-school children.
Authors' affiliations
A H Wijga, H A Smit, H C Boshuizen, National Institute of Public
Health and the Environment, Department of Chronic Disease
Epidemiology (CZE), Bilthoven, The Netherlands
M Kerkhof, J Gerritsen, Department of Paediatric Respiratory Medicine,
University Hospital Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands
M Kerkhof, Department of Epidemiology and Statistics, University of
Groningen, Groningen, The Netherlands
J C de Jongste, H J Neijens, Department of Paediatrics, Erasmus
University Medical Center/Sophia Children's Hospital, Rotterdam, The
B Brunekreef, Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, University of
Utrecht, Utrecht, The Netherlands
Funded by National Institute of Public Health and the Environment,
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anthroposophic lifestyle. Lancet 1999;353:1485–8.
2 Riedler J, Braun-Fahrländer C, Eder W, et al. Exposure to farming in
early life and development of asthma and allergy: a cross-sectional
survey. Lancet 2001;358:1129–33.
3 Smit HA. Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma and protective
effects of food intake: from hypothesis to evidence? Respir Res
4 Godden DJ, Devereux GS, Anderson WJ. Environmental lung disease:
the role of diet. Monaldi Arch Chest Dis 1999;54:479–84.
5 Fogarty A, Britton J. The role of diet in the aetiology of asthma. Clin Exp
Allergy 2000;30:615–27.
6 Hodge L, Salome CM, Peat JK, et al. Consumption of oily fish and
childhood asthma risk. Med J Aust 1996;164:137–40.
7 Hijazi N, Abalkhail B, Seaton A. Diet and childhood asthma in a society
in transition: a study in urban and rural Saudi Arabia. Thorax
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We stayed at The Admiral's Inn for one night on our way farther north on the Maine coast. Victor, the Inn's manager, was a great help via email, then on the phone, very pleasant and accommodating, esp., holding a room (the last room avail in the Inn that Saturday night) while we arranged our other nights farther north as it was a last minute getaway. When we arrived, we were promptly greeted, by Victor, and very pleased with the bright clean and tasteful decor. We were very efficiently checked in, shown around. No waiting around or looking for help. We were soon on our way to the beach, only a ten minute walk from the Inn. The room was very nice, everything brand new and renovated. The Inn was quiet, breezy, refreshing. We used the pool and the hot tub after the beach.
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First of all, hosts Ken & Jason demonstrate their love for their newly renovated place from the get-go. Their willingness to accommodate extends well beyond providing the credit card receipt. As this was our first stay here, we weren't sure of our expectations: They delivered on all fronts from cleanliness to sightseeing and dining recommendations, to strong coffee in the morning.
An added benefit: Their location is on the south end of Ogunquit, so as the day's traffic piles up on US-1, you don't have to contend with going through the center of town, which features a 5-way intersection with NO traffic light! Yes, this can have an impact on your nerves when it's 90+ degrees and you've been battling traffic for over an hour to get to Ogunquit. Trust me.
The only drawback we experienced in our 3-day stay was a broken pump in the hot tub which sidelined it for the time we were there. Not a deal breaker by any means. Their pool is well maintained and very well heated.
The on-site bar is hosted by Victor, who makes the absolute best dirty martinis, with the great Ogunquit insight/gossip to go with. Here's to you, Victor!
We'll definitely return, and hope to see additional renovations. All in all, a great find!
Excellent Renovation of the Admiral's Inn!
I stayed 5 nights during the July 4th holiday and was very pleased with my stay. Unlike a stay there a couple years ago (under different ownership), the facilities were all clean, bright and recently updated. Rooms in the original home do have floorplans that can be described as quirky or annoying, depending on your opinion. Owners Jason and Ken have a very laid-back charm, very friendly and approachable. They've put a ton of work into the place and are pleased to give you a tour of the improvements. I did not partake of the in house bar, but it seemed to have a pretty steady, though not disruptive, stream of patrons. It's about a 5min walk to the center of town, and a 10min one to the beach. Being at the edge of town also makes it easier to get on & off property on Rt. 1 during the busy summer season. Put at the top of your list to consider for your next trip to Ogunquit.
Quiet and in town
My partner and I went to Ogunquit and pretty blindly picked The Admiral's Inn. Talk about blind luck. The 'right on the edge of the village' is a great location. We arrived with our 8 year old daughter and was pleasantly surprised to find the rooms and hosts very kid-friendly. A very high praise for 'The Admiral's Inn'.
Memories to last
We had a group stay at the new, friendly Inn, and what a blast! We now have many memories to last. The service was fast and friendly, but laid back. Every room has been redone since our last stay - wow!
We are coming back!
A bunch of us stayed at the Admiral's Inn over the New Years weekend. What a blast! They have a small casual bar, which was great. We used the hot tub. The rooms were clean and the hosts awesome. I can't wait to come back this summer!
Great place for a wedding
On our way down the coast, we were pleasantly surprised to see the bright and friendly "Admiral's Inn" in the center of Ogunquit. Inside the Inn showed years of history and lots of activity. The Innkeeper was friendly but not overly-so. The on-site bar was quaint, but pretty empty. (I bet its not in the summer!)
The owner showed me drawings of renovations slated for February 2005. Watch out - this will be the place to stay in Ogunquit.
We are planning our wedding this summer and very well may choose the Admiral's Inn for its charm and location.
Beautiful B&B in Ogunquit
While driving thru OIgunquit, looking for a place to spend an evening, I came apon a beautiful B&B right on Rt 1. In the center of town, this establishment was well maintained, has a great staff and actually has its own bar and TV area. The feel of the Inn was warm and friendly. I was given a tour and was suprised to be informed that they also have a hot tub which runs thru the winter. That was nice, and unexpected. All in all, I am glad I made the choice to stop in. They welcome walk ins as well as reservations. What a pleasant stay I had. Thank you to the people at Admirals Inn.
Very nice...one more season it will be 5 stars.
In the beginning of summer, 2004, this place changed ownership, and the new owners rushed to get it open for the season, maybe prematurely. The new owners are learning, but this place has greatly improved over a prior visit. This place mainly caters to men, but all are welcome. The house itself is old. Some of the rooms are very funky. (IE a regular 3 x 6 closet coverted into a bath...not an easy shower to use...yet a full sized bath in the bar!) I understand that they are renovating them soon. Spend the money and get one of the new rooms. The owners were very very helpful. Good B & B hosts. Did not try to be your new best friend but were great. They have a small bar and the atmosphere becomes somewhat like that of a weekend house party. Breakfast...don't expect much. Cereal, bread and a muffin or two. It has a pool, and hot tub. I will be back!
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Carlisle Facebook sex pest fitted bathroom cameras to spy on women and girl
Last updated at 11:39, Saturday, 19 January 2013
A sex predator who fitted cameras into bathrooms to spy on women and a girl has been labelled a "nightmare" to parents with teenage daughters.
Mark Klein is today starting a four-and-a-half year prison sentence after a judge described him as a "significant risk" to the public.
Police say the 46-year-old betrayed the trust of families for his own perverted pleasure. Klein, of Charles Street, Carlisle, groped a teenager in a disused quarry and fitted mini cameras to spy on women and a girl while they were in a bathroom.
He also set up a fictional Facebook profile to keep in contact with young, vulnerable girls.
The pervert was jailed after being convicted of inciting a child to engage in sexual activity, perverting the course of justice and three counts of voyeurism.
Sentencing him at Carlisle Crown Court, Judge Barbara Forrester said: "Everything points to the fact that you are a sexual predator.
"We saw the effects on the victims in court having to go through it again.
"This makes you the nightmare of any parent that has a teenage daughter."
Klein's trial heard he had given a 15-year-old victim a lift on a motorbike to an abandoned building late at night, before fleeing after being spotted by a security guard.
He then took her to an abandoned quarry and tried to kiss her.
Later the same evening he contacted her with a text message and on Facebook, making sexual comments.
The victim said Klein communicated online with her using a fake name and he asked her to ensure that her online chat history was turned off so there would be no record of it.
It was as police examined his computer to investigate this initial report that they discovered footage recorded on the hidden cameras.
Initially, Klein's excuse for putting cameras in bathrooms was that he was trying to catch a girl smoking.
He then denied having watched the recorded footage, but a police investigation showed this was not the case.
Klein attempted to convince one of the voyeurism victims to tell police she knew she had been watched, but she later told police this was a lie.
He had previously been convicted of charges of indecent assault and making indecent photos of a child in 2002.
Judge Forrester said: "It was for your own sexual gratification – all premeditated and cynical. You are a significant risk to a section of the population."
As well as his prison sentence, Klein was given an indefinite sexual offences prevention order.
Speaking afterwards, Detective Sergeant Michael Taylor said the sentence reflected the seriousness of the crimes and praised his young victim for showing "tremendous courage" in speaking out.
He added: "Klein betrayed the trust of young girls and their families."
DS Taylor encouraged parents with concerns about who their child is interacting with online to contact officers.
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This stuff is so light I love it. I can't tell much of a difference in one use, but in 2 I do. Best part is that it's so much more natural than self tanners, and when you mess up with those it's so obvious.
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this product never did work on me, as i tried it numerous times.
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yeah. that was definitely a smack in the face to me to realize that im never using this product again.
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I hate self tanners - I am a clutz and always end up with weird streaks and missing places. This seemed like the perfect solution to gradually build a tan sans spots. The scent isn't as bad as tradtional self tanners - smells more like skin after a visit to a tanning bed than the normal chemical tanner smell. After a week and a half of using this product, i barely saw a difference in my skin. I looked a bit more tan inthe already tan places (arms, face - bought the face product too) but the rest looked a bit more yellow, but that's about it. Wasn't worth the time and i have used the Dove version since and have seen better results. Must say that the facial product is good - oil free, very dry feel, didn't cause breakouts, absorbs nicely, though can't replace a daily moisturizer because so dry and without sunscreen.
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I think this is a fairly good product although it stinks! I would put it on before bed when I would get a shower and then by the time I would go to school the next day it would stink even more! It was so gross it would sometimes even give me headaches! I would have to wash it off before school from then on because i couldnt deal with the stink on me all day. I recently switched to the dove energy glow and I am quite happy with it! It works about the same color wise or maybe even better plus it smells much better! Hope this tip helps you!
on 6/28/2006 3:18:00 AM
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why is everyone complaing about the 'HORRIBLE ODAR" okay its not that bad what do you expect from a self tanner...me and my friends like it. the color is just okay nothing special i like how cheap it is though, i had a llittle streaking with this idk my mom likes it...strike gold is WAY better, at bath and body works.
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How I love the color I get from this product (in light), but, alas, the processing smell is just overwhelming so I have switched to Hawaiian Tropic which is much nicer. I would go back to Jergens in a heartbeat if they could overcome the scent issue.
on 6/26/2006 3:24:00 PM
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I bought this product approximately one month ago after an obsession with maintaining my goddess-like spray tan from the salon. Because the tanner provides a "natural" progression, I was constantly applying the lotion 2-3 times a day due to my lack of patience. When the tanner finally did kick in, I was disappointed with the results. It produced what I could only describe as an orange blotchy color and whats worse was that it stained all my towels! That was the deal breaker right there as I was disgusted to see my gorgeous white towels with orange streaks (my boyfriend has commented on how the streaks resemble borderline skid-marks...not cool!!!!) I have tried to pawn off the remaining product to my friends and they would not touch it with a ten foot pole! If you care about your skin and your towels, this is not the product for you!
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When I first began using it, it worked great. The smell didn't bother me, although it took a long time to dry. I stopped using it when i ran out and when i resumed a week later, it was all blotchy and it turned me orange.
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i have this for fair skin and the one for fair skin on the face. i like them both.. i found if i use it either before or after other lotion, i have a streak free application.. i am super-white and it only made me orange when i used it without an other lotion.
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Eaton Center Teavana Store
Store Address:218 Yonge St. #h027a
Toronto, Ontario M5B 2H1
Store Hours:
- Monday9:30AM - 9:30PM
- Tuesday9:30AM - 9:30PM
- Wednesday9:30AM - 9:30PM
- Thursday9:30AM - 9:30PM
- Friday9:30AM - 9:30PM
- Saturday9:30AM - 9:30PM
- Sunday10:00AM - 7:00PM


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Kim Kimler
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How I miss my adventures with mom going through the woods and weeds looking for cemetery stones, and in libraries & courthouses thumbing through records together.
I take pictures and add memorials a little bit at a time. If I make any mistakes,or post a memorial for a family member that you would like removed, please let me know. I will gladly transfer memorials that are not my family.
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Wm. Gunsaules
Hi Kim,
Thank you for updating William's memorial. I appreciate your help.
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on Jul 21, 2015 7:27 PM
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for the transfer!! It means a lot to add to this family.
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on Feb 18, 2015 6:08 PM
Shirley Zimmerman
Josiah Warner
Buried Tannersville, Union Cemetery. Please add his oburied: Tannersville Union Cemetery. Monroe County, PA (next to I 80)The Morning Press, East Stroudsburg, PA, Saturday, June 22, 1918
Josiah Warner, one of the respected citizens of Tannersville, died at his home at that place at 4 o'clock Friday morning, after an illness of a year. He had been in failing health for the past some time and death was expected.
Deceased was a successful farmer and business man of Tannersville. He was a member of the Zion Reformed Church and also a member of the Tannersville order of Odd Fellows, being an active worker both in the church and lodge. He was aged 58 years.
His survivors are his wife, four daughters, Mrs. Mary Zimmerman, of Wilkes-Barre: Mrs. Howard Rodenbach, of Brodheadsville; Hazel, at the Delaware Water Gap, and Pearl Warner at home, also two sons, Claude and Llewellyn, both at home. Deceased is also survived by one brother, Jeremiah Warner, of Tannersville.The funeral will be held Tuesday at 2 o'clock at his late residence with services at the Reformed Church and interment in the church cemetery. Rev. J.M. Shellenberger will officiate. Undertaker Gantzhorn is in charge of arrangements.
Stroudsburg Times, Friday, June 28, 1918Josiah Warner, a very well known and highly respected citizen of Tannersville, passed away at his home Friday morning at about 4 o'clock. Mr. Warner had been ill for some time, suffering with cancer of the stomach and for the last few months was confined to his bed, Those who were with him until the end said that he was a most patient sufferer, considering the intense pain he endured. In his early life Mr. Warner was a painter, but in later years he followed farming. He was a member of the Tannersville Reformed church. Mr. Warner is survived by his wife and the following children: Misses Hazel and Pearl Warner, at home; Mrs. Howard Rodenbach, of Brodheadsville; Mary, of Wilkes-Barre, and sons Claude and Llewellyn Warner, at home. Jeremiah Warner, of Tannersville, and Wilson Warner, of Reeders, are brothers of deceased. The late Maurice Warner, Stroudsburg, was a brother of deceaded. Mr. Warner was a member of the Odd Fellows lodge at Tannersville.it - Thank you. #32897083.
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Shirley Zimmerman
on Nov 12, 2014 2:00 PM
Shirley Zimmerman
Josiah & Anna Williams Warner
Hi Kim, please connect Mary Warner Zimmerman to her parents Josiah & Anna Williams Warner. Mary Warner married Dail Zimmerman. She is buried in the Dodson Cemetery, Luz. Co., PA. Her number is #25004511. Thank You.
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Shirley Zimmerman
on Nov 12, 2014 9:27 AM
Tina Chase 14701
RE: William Schoonover
You are welcome
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James Henkel
RE: Sparks
Thank you.
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on Aug 12, 2014 1:44 AM
Cyndi Bishop
RE: Ben Bensley
You're very welcome. Thank you for all that you do for Find A Grave.
Cyndi Bishop
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Cyndi Bishop
on Jul 24, 2014 12:56 PM
Carol & David
RE: Everhart & Schlough
You are welcome.
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Carol & David
on Jul 03, 2014 6:45 AM
Lillie Riney
RE: George Alexander
No, I'm not. As far as I know, I'm not related to him at all.
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Lillie Riney
on Jun 29, 2014 11:11 AM
Carol & David
RE: Everharts
I sent you an email with the obituaries so if you do not receive it please let me know.
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on Jun 27, 2014 11:11 AM
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