Violent Allergic Reactions To Deodorants, Air Fresheners
Many of us experience health symptoms and don’t give them much thought. It’s easy to chalk irritability up to not getting enough sleep the night before or to blame your sneezing on pollen, even if you can’t actually see any. However, if unexplained symptoms are happening to you regularly, it’s possible that you could be one of a growing number of people who are coming down with multiple chemical sensitivity, a tricky-to-diagnose illness caused by the chemicals and toxins in our environment.
Sadly, chemicals are everywhere in our daily lives in modern times, and even those of us who try to avoid them can’t be 100 percent successful all of the time. A recent survey found that one out of every four people are sensitive to the everyday chemicals in products such as air fresheners and deodorants. Experts say that people often don’t realize they are being harmed by such chemicals until it is too late, and by then the chemical sensitivity has already set in.
Part of the problem is that multiple chemical sensitivity shows up as a combination of symptoms that are related to low-level exposures to chemicals and pollutants such as cleaning supplies, fragrances, paint, pesticides, beauty products, insect spray, preservatives in food, carpets, flame retardants on clothes and furniture, and fumes from petrochemicals, to name just a few. In other words, it’s caused by the very things you encounter in your everyday life, and the growing use of such chemicals around the world is likely behind the rise in people dealing with the condition. (MORE)
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