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Chemical sensitivities do not show on allergy testing. Very few people comprehend the physical pain that the chemically sensitive endure. This can be caused by exposure to common substances that most people take for granted in their daily lives e.g. chlorine in the water supply, bleach, disinfectant, detergent, toiletries, cosmetics, toothpaste, perfume, synthetic materials in clothing and furnishings, carpet, motor exhausts, smoke, fluorescent lighting, paint, solvents, glues, washing powders and fabric softeners - just about everything. The need for information on chemicals, hidden sources of chemicals and how to cope with a reaction, is absolutely crucial for the continued well-being of the chemically sensitive.Chemical sensitivity can actually devastate a person's life. It can destroy their self-esteem, their ability to work and support themselves, their relationship with their family and every other facet of their being.

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