You're making the mistake of extrapolating from your particular case to the whole wide world. It's true of course that sometimes problems are caused by a reaction to certain ingredients, and that sometimes doctors prescribe drugs when a change of diet or lifestyle will do the trick, but both are a small minority of cases. You can't go banning things just because a tiny number of people react to them. Heck, some kids react badly to sunlight so lets ban that, eh? Or should we all live in bubbles because some people would die if exposed to common microbes? Perhaps we should ban the internet because some people post a load of bollocks on it?
Dave
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