However, when the LPS level in the environment is low, each episode of common cold infection (dsRNA) then stimulates the epithelial cells to produce proallergic cytokines, like TSLP and IL33, which would facilitate T cells to produce more IL4, IL5 and IL13, and these Th2 cytokines would work synergistically with dsRNA to stimulate ECs to produce more IL33 and TSLP, forming a positive feedback cycle, and thus shaping the allergic predisposition seen clinically (Table 5 and Figure 1b). Here, TSLP is linked to infection.