Alpha Gal- for the win?

I'm not looking to dive head first into conspiracy theory off the get go but the question that I've been wondering is where/who exactly this alpha gal only show up in the last 2 decades? I completely understand when there is an illness with an unknown cause that later gets identified but we don't have reports from the last couple centuries of folks having some bizarre reaction to read meat in the past do we? I am all for considering a logical explanation for how this happens but it doesn't seem to be talked about when I have occasionally searched on the topic. Has anyone else came across anything / wondered the same thing?
 
Supposedly the idea that it escaped a .gov lab decades ago has been debunked but hey Covid couldn’t have come from one of those labs either, right??? Right??? :unsure::ROFLMAO:
I know there was the rumor that Lyme came from the Plumb Island research center off the coast of Lyme Connecticut. It's so weird that disease popped up right near where the government was doing bioweapons research. Globalists have been trying to destroy the beef industry for years. I'm not saying it's a conspiracy but it sure wouldn't surprise me. I know the government could care less if we all die. Covid made that obvious.
 
I know there was the rumor that Lyme came from the Plumb Island research center off the coast of Lyme Connecticut. It's so weird that disease popped up right near where the government was doing bioweapons research. Globalists have been trying to destroy the beef industry for years. I'm not saying it's a conspiracy but it sure wouldn't surprise me. I know the government could care less if we all die. Covid made that obvious.
I did get Lyme and AGS mixed up. A few friends and I went all through this conspiracy over AGS and Lyme months ago and most of it got tossed out of the memory for more relevant things.
 
Here's a quote from an article:

Parts of the Hudson Valley, including Westchester County, and Long Island topped the list of New York communities suffering the most cases of tick-borne disease agents linked to alpha-gal syndrome, a serious and life-threatening allergic reaction that appears in mammals after a tick bite, state data show.
 
My sister in law lives in NY and she just got diagnosed with Alpha Gal about six months ago.
When our daughter in law picked it up a few years ago I didn’t realize what a pain in the butt it was going to be. She was tested every 6 months and her levels kept going down slowly and just in the last month she’s able to eat everything. Hopefully your sister in law gets over it eventually.
 
When our daughter in law picked it up a few years ago I didn’t realize what a pain in the butt it was going to be. She was tested every 6 months and her levels kept going down slowly and just in the last month she’s able to eat everything. Hopefully your sister in law gets over it eventually.
Good friend of mine (a cattle rancher) has had it for a few years.

He can now have beef/pork about once a week. He's pretty optimistic!
 
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