Scented products are so prevalent, potent they are a public health hazard
http://www.theolympian.com/2010/05/10/1233678/scented-products-are-so-prevalent.html
"For me, people used to be in two categories smokers and nonsmokers.
The first group could light up whenever and wherever work, church, social gatherings, on public transportation, restaurants, even hospitals. The rest of us suffered in silence with sore throats, burning eyes, headaches, asthma, nausea. It took 40 years of excavating the truth from under corporate propaganda to reveal the health toll of secondhand (even thirdhand) exposure to tobacco smoke cancers, asthma, dementia and more. Children, with still- developing bodies, were especially vulnerable. Now people are divided into two other categories scented and unscented."
The mission of MCS America (MCSA) is to propagate medical, legal, and social recognition for multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) as a disorder of organic biological origin induced by toxic environmental insults; to provide support and referral services to the individuals with all illnesses of environmental origin; and to ensure that environmental toxicants are identified, reduced, regulated, and enforced through lobbying for effective legislation. © MCS America
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