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Sounds like fast phase one.. eating grapefruit has helped me in these instances.

From: Tammy Kuhn

Sent: Monday, January 17, 2011 8:44 PM

Subject: [ ] OT-New job, scent issues!

I'm really excited, I just started my new job has a mgr for a major candle

making company. But.....I've got a constant " head ache " from the scent/smells in

the environment that I work in. Any suggestions would be welcomed. I'm hoping

over time my body will adjust. Any supplements to suggest. Do the

C,D,Mag,Biotin, Milk Thistle. I can not tolerate an E yet. I function, not

taking anything yet!

Thanks in advance!

Tammy

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You might try washing your face down with water (or wiping it down with

peroxide) a few times a day. I do this when the factory across the street from

my office is spewing out vile stuff to which I react allergically. For me, it

helps make it bearable. I have very short hair and sometimes wipe that down as

well. Probably not a very practical idea if you have longer hair.

I will note that if you are using peroxide, it tends to bleach out hair. I

mention this because every single time I suggest this technique, someone jumps

up and protests that " it can turn your hair orange! " . Yes, that's true,

depending upon what your natural hair color/highlights are. It turns my hair

blonde and I get compliments on having had it " done " . But I don't think I would

care if it went orange. That whole breathing thing is a little bit important to

me.

Good luck with this.

Michele

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> I'm really excited, I just started my new job has a mgr for a major candle

making company. But.....I've got a constant " head ache " from the scent/smells

in the environment that I work in. Any suggestions would be welcomed. I'm

hoping over time my body will adjust. Any supplements to suggest. Do the

C,D,Mag,Biotin, Milk Thistle. I can not tolerate an E yet. I function, not

taking anything yet!

>

> Thanks in advance!

>

> Tammy

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> I'm really excited, I just started my new job has a mgr for a major candle

making company. But.....I've got a constant " head ache " from the scent/smells

in the environment that I work in. Any suggestions would be welcomed.

Sometimes taurine helps with this problem.

Dana

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Wow!!! That's something l want/need to do: get myself a job again...

Congratulations!! No matter what you take, this scents are so bad for the body,

disrupting several systems starting w the endocrine system. I you have a closed

working space, l would recommend you buy yourself an air purifier, a small one,

and tell your colleagues that you are allergic to dust.... Not the scents, so no

one starts wondering why you got yourself a job there if you have chemical

sensibilities, this in order to minimize exposure. To aide your system by

breathing something good, use a propolis vaporizer, propolis has a lot of

properties, antimicotic, antibacterial, antiinflammatory.

Wish you luck!

Isa

to cHi all,

I am almost ready to start chelating my 6yo. He weights 48.5 pounds, but l am

rounding it to 48. I am calculating the lowest dose, 1/8 mg or 0.125 mg x 48

lbs, this gives me 6mg ALA, 6 mg DMSA every 3 hours, day and night.

Three questions:

1. Can someone please confirm my start up dose as correct?

2. I am a little weary about dmsa, what signs should l be alert to in order to

understand he does not tolerate it well?

3. This are the supplements l am getting ready, please tell me if this are ok

(I couldn't find the supplement recommendations in the files section):

magnesium, zinc, calcium, CLO, vit b complex, adrenal cortex, melatonin,

digestive enzymes, candex, biotin, d-lactate free probiotic from custom,

glycine, lysine, vitamin C, milk thistle, epsom bath salts. Of course, all

distributed along the day and following basic rules like " antimicotics away from

probiotics " , etc.

Thank you guys for your time.

Isa

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[ ] OT-New job, scent issues!

I'm really excited, I just started my new job has a mgr for a major candle

making company. But.....I've got a constant " head ache " from the scent/smells

in the environment that I work in. Any suggestions would be welcomed. I'm

hoping over time my body will adjust. Any supplements to suggest. Do the

C,D,Mag,Biotin, Milk Thistle. I can not tolerate an E yet. I function, not

taking anything yet!

Thanks in advance!

Tammy

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I believe niacinimide helps with chemical sensitivity too. And grapefruit.

Jo

> > I'm really excited, I just started my new job has a mgr for a major candle

making company. But.....I've got a constant " head ache " from the scent/smells

in the environment that I work in. Any suggestions would be welcomed.

>

>

> Sometimes taurine helps with this problem.

>

> Dana

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