Who cares. I guess I don't hold as much regaurd for science
There's no scientific basis for this old wives' tale, which dates at least as far back as the 1500s, when it was believed that distributing raw onions around a residence guarded against the bubonic plague. This was long before germs were discovered, of course, and a prevalent theory held that contagious diseases were spread by miasma, or "noxious air." It was apparently believed that onions, whose absorbent qualities had been well known since ancient times, could cleanse the air by trapping harmful odors.
especially compared to results .
Thanks for your scientics on the information though.
spewn
You sir are a saviour....Me and my 13 month old daughter have been sick for a week. Boiled some onions and left them on the coffee table for an hour, she is now walking around and I feel so much better.
Don't get me wrong on this now I'm not even taking credit for any of this saviour stuff. I'm just a messenger
I didn't create the onion or anything
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