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Table of Contents
Environmental Sensitivities – a Definition
Many people have reactions to common substances in our
environment, even in tiny amounts that most people don’t
notice. The effect of environmental sensitivities can be
overwhelming. Productive people may suddenly or gradually
become unable to tolerate offices, homes, schools,
hospitals and public places.
Poor air quality can greatly affect your health. Find out
how to improve indoor air quality for a healthier life.
Avoiding certain meats may be complicated if you are
extremely sensitive, for instance, even certified vegan
products can be made on the same line as meat and milk
products.
Everything from egg substitute to artificial sweeteners can
contain milk. Some artificial sweeteners are made with
milk components that may or may not cause a reaction, as
the amount of milk protein is so small.
Allergy News Letter February 2008
This newsletter is published monthly
by Allergy Details.
Editor: Douglas Samuel
Contributors:
- Anne Freeman
- Douglas Samuel
- Karen Blue
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