Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is a debilitating illness with life altering symptoms that affect all areas of life. The more a MCS sufferer is exposed to chemicals, the greater they suffer. MCS sufferers experience problems at work sites where airborne chemicals are found. In an attempt to improve symptoms, sufferers will avoid people using chemical based products like perfumes. They will also avoid public spaces where chemicals are regularly used. Even personal relationships can be strained. If this is not bad enough, the medical community is confusion over the illness. With knowledgeable physicians, patients will get treatment. However, MCS sufferers[...]

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Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is a clinical term used to identify people with debilitating chemical sensitivities. These people often have been exposed to chemicals in the past and are now less and less tolerant to exposure. Many common products can sicken MCS sufferers such as new paint, pesticides, perfumes, detergents, tobacco smoke, new carpets, new furniture, and household cleaners. These products emit gas chemicals and in high concentrations, they can make anyone sick. However, MCS sufferers can get sick when exposed to even small amounts.
Breathing contaminated air is one primary way a[...]

With the industrial age came chemicals. Chemicals used to manufacture products, spray on foods, clean our homes, wash our cloths, and more. Manufacturers that produced chemicals for weapons of war in the past are now producing disinfectants and other products for our homes. These toxic chemicals seem to be properly labeled with warnings like "Danger! Do not swallow!" but our homes are full of chemicals that are not labeled.  They have become full of contaminating chemicals emitting gases and our bodies are experiencing sensitivity reactions. Being chemically sensitive can be a serious problem to some of us, and a severe[...]

Estimates suggest that 2%-10% of people suffer from Multiple Chemical Sensitivity ( MCS). The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has reported that up to one-third of people in the workplace claim to be sensitive to chemicals in the air. Our indoor air quality appears to be worsening with the introduction of untested chemicals being introduced into our homes at an alarming rate. This is an invasion that appears to affect women more than men and younger adults more than the general population.
MCS can be very serious. Airborne chemical exposures can create health problems for many and should be removed with an[...]