Re: chemical injury, a overview of mcs,

June 28, 2006

" Especially controversial has been immediate reactions to chemicals or upon

the cessation of an exposure. " Almost immediately upon moving out from a

toxic filled home I was suddenly struck with MCS that eventually when no

longer exposed, began to subside. When temporarily exposed to certain moldy

environments, this will flair up again.

In a message dated 6/28/2006 11:46:40 AM Central Standard Time,

deary333@... writes:

This article on mcs says a few things I've thought about for a long

time. I always wondered why many so many chemicals, gases, etc. affect

my nervous system in similar ways. I also know that my body goes

through withdrawal symptoms when I'm no longer exposed. I've always

suspected that damage continues in the body, even if it is forced to

get used to it while one is exposed. I would not want any medicine to

cover the warning signs my body gives me. The best solution is to avoid

exposure, though there are many things we just can't avoid. Reading

articles like this one, helps to clear and support what my body is

telling me. If we can't do anything about it, at least I want to know

what is going on.

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June 28, 2006