Re: Re: increased sense of smell?

[Guest guest]

This is called Chemical Sensitivity and goes wiht low cortiosl. Other

things such as certain toxins also cause this . I have been sensitized

ot chemicals since being over dosed with insecticides.

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[Guest guest]

That's what I was thinkin' That is one of my first symptoms when I am

pregnant. My sense of smell (and my tastebuds).

Kim

Re: increased sense of smell?

Any chance you're pregnant?

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> This is wierd, but my sense of smell seems to be getting more and more

> sensitive. I am smelling things (most of which are not good!) that no

> one else can smell. It is starting to drive me a little bit crazy.

> Anyone else experience this or is it totally unrelated?

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[Guest guest]

I have always been this way, is it possible I have been low cortisol for my

entire life?

8)

> This is called Chemical Sensitivity and goes wiht low cortiosl. Other

> things such as certain toxins also cause this . I have been sensitized

> ot chemicals since being over dosed with insecticides.

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