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Now I know its not really funny for the person concerned but surely this is going over the top. Surely she goes into supermarkets or other places where they might be? All it needs now is for other people to come along with their own problems, i.e. plastics, water containing fluoride, artificial fibres, etc. I think the BBC have gone over the top here and if I was a worker there I would say theat I need bananas otherwise I would die, see what happens then...
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