nomana-nuniyan
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Furthermore, were you aware that even when you're not smoking you smell like a rancid garbage dumpster? Yes. ....Sexy!
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nomana-nuniyan
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That goes for people obsessed with perfumes as well. You also make people around you physically sick as well....and you smell like fucking garbage....
Dhatura
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nomana-nuniyan
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Datura, it's called Multiple Chemical Sensivity.
http://www.ourlittleplace.com/chemicals.html
Twenty Most Common Chemicals in Thirty-one Fragrance Products [based on a] 1991 EPA Study
Compiled by Julia Kendall (1935 - 1997); distributed by Environmental Health Network(used by permission)
Reference: Lance Wallace, Environmental Protection Agency; Phone: (703) 648-4287
Excerpts from "Health Hazard Information"
Symptoms of exposure are taken from industry-generated Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
Principal chemicals found in scented products are:
These 3 are Main Ones in Most products people use everyday, shampoos, toothpastes, cleaning gels, deodorant and beauty products::
COCOAMIDE DEA (diethylalomine) TEA, MEA,-- detergent in most shampoos, moisturizers and more
PROPYLENE GLYCOL - industrial antifreeze- in deodorant, shampoos, shaving gels, moisturizers and more...
SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE-AND FLUORIDE garage floor cleansers, detergents- in shampoos, toothpastes, more...
1. ACETONE (in: cologne, dishwashing liquid and detergent, nail enamel remover)
On EPA, RCRA, CERCLA Hazardous Waste lists. "Inhalation can cause dryness of the mouth and throat; dizziness, nausea, incoordination, slurred speech, drowsiness, and, in severe exposures, coma." "Acts primarily as a central nervous system (CNS) depressant."
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2. BENZALDEHYDE (in: perfume, cologne, hairspray, laundry bleach, deodorants, detergent, vaseline lotion, shaving cream, shampoo, bar soap, dishwasher detergent)
Narcotic. Sensitizer. "Local anesthetic, CNS depressant"... "irritation to the mouth, throat, eyes, skin, lungs, and GI tract, causing nausea and abdominal pain." "May cause kidney damage." "Do not use with contact lenses."
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3. BENZYL ACETATE (in: perfume, cologne, shampoo, fabric softener, stickup air freshener, dishwashing liquid and detergent, soap, hairspray, bleach, after shave, deodorants)
Carcinogenic (linked to pancreatic cancer); "From vapors: irritating to eyes and respiratory passages, exciting cough." "In mice: hyperanemia of the lungs." "Can be absorbed through the skin causing systemic effects." "Do not flush to sewer."
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4. BENZYL ALCOHOL (in: perfume, cologne, soap, shampoo, nail enamel remover, air freshener, laundry bleach and detergent, vaseline lotion, deodorants, fabric softener)
"irritating to the upper respiratory tract" ..."headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, drop in blood pressure, CNS depression, and death in severe cases due to respiratory failure."
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5. CAMPHOR (in: perfume, shaving cream, nail enamel, fabric softener, dishwasher detergent, nail color, stickup air freshener)
"local irritant and CNS stimulant" ..."readily absorbed through body tissues" ..."irritation of eyes, nose and throat" ..."dizziness, confusion, nausea, twitching muscles and convulsions" "Avoid inhalation of vapors."
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6. ETHANOL (in: perfume, hairspray, shampoo, fabric softener, dishwashing liquid and detergent, laundry detergent, shaving cream, soap, vaseline lotion, air fresheners, nail color and remover, paint and varnish remover)
On EPA Hazardous Waste list; symptoms: "...fatigue; irritating to eyes and upper respiratory tract even in low concentrations..." "Inhalation of ethanol vapors can have effects similar to those characteristic of ingestion. These include an initial stimulatory effect followed by drowsiness, impaired vision, ataxia, stupor..." Causes CNS disorder.
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7. ETHYL ACETATE (in: after shave, cologne, perfume, shampoo, nail color, nail enamel remover, fabric softener, dishwashing liquid)
Narcotic. On EPA Hazardous Waste list; "...irritating to the eyes and respiratory tract" ..."may cause headache and narcosis (stupor)" ..."defatting effect on skin and may cause drying and cracking" ..."may cause anemia with leukocytosis and damage to liver and kidneys" "Wash thoroughly after handling."
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8. LIMONENE (in: perfume, cologne, disinfectant spray, bar soap, shaving cream, deodorants, nail color and remover, fabric softener, dishwashing liquid, air fresheners, after shave, bleach, paint and varnish remover)
Carcinogenic. "Prevent its contact with skin or eyes because it is an irritant and sensitizer." "Always wash thoroughly after using this material and before eating, drinking, ...applying cosmetics. Do not inhale limonene vapor."
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9. LINALOOL (in: perfume, cologne, bar soap, shampoo, hand lotion, nail enamel remover, hairspray, laundry detergent, dishwashing liquid, vaseline lotion, air fresheners, bleach powder, fabric softener, shaving cream, after shave, solid deodorant)
Narcotic. ..."respiratory disturbances" ... "Attracts bees." "In animal tests: ataxic gait, reduced spontaneous motor activity and depression ... development of respiratory disturbances leading to death." ..."depressed frog-heart activity." Causes CNS disorder.
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10. METHYLENE CHLORIDE (in: shampoo, cologne, paint and varnish remover)
Banned by the FDA in 1988! No enforcement possible due to trade secret laws protecting chemical fragrance industry. On EPA, RCRA, CERCLA Hazardous Waste lists. "Carcinogenic" ..."Absorbed, stored in body fat, it metabolizes to carbon monoxide, reducing oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood." "Headache, giddiness, stupor, irritability, fatigue, tingling in the limbs." Causes CNS disorder.
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11. a-PINENE (in: bar and liquid soap, cologne, perfume, shaving cream, deodorants, dishwashing liquid, air freshener)
Sensitizer (damaging to the immune system).
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12. g-TERPINENE (in: cologne, perfume, soap, shaving cream, deodorant, air freshener)
"Causes asthma and CNS disorders."
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13. a-TERPINEOL (in: perfume, cologne, laundry detergent, bleach powder, laundry bleach, fabric softener, stickup air freshener, vaseline lotion, cologne, soap, hairspray, after shave, roll-on deodorant)
..."highly irritating to mucous membranes"... "Aspiration into the lungs can produce pneumonitis or even fatal edema." Can also cause "excitement, ataxia (loss of muscular coordination), hypothermia, CNS and respiratory depression, and headache." "Prevent repeated or prolonged skin contact."
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NOTE: Unable to secure MSDS for the following chemicals: 1,8-CINEOLE; b-CITRONELLOL; b-MYRCENE; NEROL; OCIMENE; b-PHENETHYL ALCOHOL; a-TERPINOLENE
Relevant Facts:
95% of chemicals used in fragrances are synthetic compounds derived from petroleum. They include benzene derivatives, aldehydes and many other known toxics and sensitizers - capable of causing cancer, birth defects, central nervous system disorders and allergic reactions. Neurotoxins: At Home and the Workplace, Report by the Committee on Science & Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Sept. 16, 1986. (Report 99-827)
Central Nervous System disorders (brain and spine) include Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Chloroform was found in tests of fabric softeners: EPA's 1991 study.
A room containing an air freshener had high levels of p-dichlorobenzene (a carcinogen) and ethanol: EPA's 1991 study.
An FDA analysis (1968-1972) of 138 compounds used in cosmetics that most frequently involved adverse reactions, identified five chemicals (alpha-terpineol, benzyl acetate, benzyl alcohol, limonene and linalool) that are among the 20 most commonly used in the 31 fragrance products tested by the EPA in 1991!
Thirty-three million Americans suffer from sinusitis (inflammation or infection of sinus passages).
Ten million Americans have asthma. Asthma and asthma deaths have increased over 30% in the past 10 years.
Headaches cost $50 billion in lost productivity and medical expenses and 157 million lost work days in 1991. "Focus on Fragrance and Health," by Louise Kosta, The Human Ecologist, Fall 1992.
http://www.ourlittleplace.com/chemicals.html
Twenty Most Common Chemicals in Thirty-one Fragrance Products [based on a] 1991 EPA Study
Compiled by Julia Kendall (1935 - 1997); distributed by Environmental Health Network(used by permission)
Reference: Lance Wallace, Environmental Protection Agency; Phone: (703) 648-4287
Excerpts from "Health Hazard Information"
Symptoms of exposure are taken from industry-generated Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS)
Principal chemicals found in scented products are:
These 3 are Main Ones in Most products people use everyday, shampoos, toothpastes, cleaning gels, deodorant and beauty products::
COCOAMIDE DEA (diethylalomine) TEA, MEA,-- detergent in most shampoos, moisturizers and more
PROPYLENE GLYCOL - industrial antifreeze- in deodorant, shampoos, shaving gels, moisturizers and more...
SODIUM LAURYL SULFATE-AND FLUORIDE garage floor cleansers, detergents- in shampoos, toothpastes, more...
1. ACETONE (in: cologne, dishwashing liquid and detergent, nail enamel remover)
On EPA, RCRA, CERCLA Hazardous Waste lists. "Inhalation can cause dryness of the mouth and throat; dizziness, nausea, incoordination, slurred speech, drowsiness, and, in severe exposures, coma." "Acts primarily as a central nervous system (CNS) depressant."
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2. BENZALDEHYDE (in: perfume, cologne, hairspray, laundry bleach, deodorants, detergent, vaseline lotion, shaving cream, shampoo, bar soap, dishwasher detergent)
Narcotic. Sensitizer. "Local anesthetic, CNS depressant"... "irritation to the mouth, throat, eyes, skin, lungs, and GI tract, causing nausea and abdominal pain." "May cause kidney damage." "Do not use with contact lenses."
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3. BENZYL ACETATE (in: perfume, cologne, shampoo, fabric softener, stickup air freshener, dishwashing liquid and detergent, soap, hairspray, bleach, after shave, deodorants)
Carcinogenic (linked to pancreatic cancer); "From vapors: irritating to eyes and respiratory passages, exciting cough." "In mice: hyperanemia of the lungs." "Can be absorbed through the skin causing systemic effects." "Do not flush to sewer."
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4. BENZYL ALCOHOL (in: perfume, cologne, soap, shampoo, nail enamel remover, air freshener, laundry bleach and detergent, vaseline lotion, deodorants, fabric softener)
"irritating to the upper respiratory tract" ..."headache, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, drop in blood pressure, CNS depression, and death in severe cases due to respiratory failure."
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5. CAMPHOR (in: perfume, shaving cream, nail enamel, fabric softener, dishwasher detergent, nail color, stickup air freshener)
"local irritant and CNS stimulant" ..."readily absorbed through body tissues" ..."irritation of eyes, nose and throat" ..."dizziness, confusion, nausea, twitching muscles and convulsions" "Avoid inhalation of vapors."
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6. ETHANOL (in: perfume, hairspray, shampoo, fabric softener, dishwashing liquid and detergent, laundry detergent, shaving cream, soap, vaseline lotion, air fresheners, nail color and remover, paint and varnish remover)
On EPA Hazardous Waste list; symptoms: "...fatigue; irritating to eyes and upper respiratory tract even in low concentrations..." "Inhalation of ethanol vapors can have effects similar to those characteristic of ingestion. These include an initial stimulatory effect followed by drowsiness, impaired vision, ataxia, stupor..." Causes CNS disorder.
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7. ETHYL ACETATE (in: after shave, cologne, perfume, shampoo, nail color, nail enamel remover, fabric softener, dishwashing liquid)
Narcotic. On EPA Hazardous Waste list; "...irritating to the eyes and respiratory tract" ..."may cause headache and narcosis (stupor)" ..."defatting effect on skin and may cause drying and cracking" ..."may cause anemia with leukocytosis and damage to liver and kidneys" "Wash thoroughly after handling."
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8. LIMONENE (in: perfume, cologne, disinfectant spray, bar soap, shaving cream, deodorants, nail color and remover, fabric softener, dishwashing liquid, air fresheners, after shave, bleach, paint and varnish remover)
Carcinogenic. "Prevent its contact with skin or eyes because it is an irritant and sensitizer." "Always wash thoroughly after using this material and before eating, drinking, ...applying cosmetics. Do not inhale limonene vapor."
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9. LINALOOL (in: perfume, cologne, bar soap, shampoo, hand lotion, nail enamel remover, hairspray, laundry detergent, dishwashing liquid, vaseline lotion, air fresheners, bleach powder, fabric softener, shaving cream, after shave, solid deodorant)
Narcotic. ..."respiratory disturbances" ... "Attracts bees." "In animal tests: ataxic gait, reduced spontaneous motor activity and depression ... development of respiratory disturbances leading to death." ..."depressed frog-heart activity." Causes CNS disorder.
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10. METHYLENE CHLORIDE (in: shampoo, cologne, paint and varnish remover)
Banned by the FDA in 1988! No enforcement possible due to trade secret laws protecting chemical fragrance industry. On EPA, RCRA, CERCLA Hazardous Waste lists. "Carcinogenic" ..."Absorbed, stored in body fat, it metabolizes to carbon monoxide, reducing oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood." "Headache, giddiness, stupor, irritability, fatigue, tingling in the limbs." Causes CNS disorder.
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11. a-PINENE (in: bar and liquid soap, cologne, perfume, shaving cream, deodorants, dishwashing liquid, air freshener)
Sensitizer (damaging to the immune system).
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12. g-TERPINENE (in: cologne, perfume, soap, shaving cream, deodorant, air freshener)
"Causes asthma and CNS disorders."
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13. a-TERPINEOL (in: perfume, cologne, laundry detergent, bleach powder, laundry bleach, fabric softener, stickup air freshener, vaseline lotion, cologne, soap, hairspray, after shave, roll-on deodorant)
..."highly irritating to mucous membranes"... "Aspiration into the lungs can produce pneumonitis or even fatal edema." Can also cause "excitement, ataxia (loss of muscular coordination), hypothermia, CNS and respiratory depression, and headache." "Prevent repeated or prolonged skin contact."
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NOTE: Unable to secure MSDS for the following chemicals: 1,8-CINEOLE; b-CITRONELLOL; b-MYRCENE; NEROL; OCIMENE; b-PHENETHYL ALCOHOL; a-TERPINOLENE
Relevant Facts:
95% of chemicals used in fragrances are synthetic compounds derived from petroleum. They include benzene derivatives, aldehydes and many other known toxics and sensitizers - capable of causing cancer, birth defects, central nervous system disorders and allergic reactions. Neurotoxins: At Home and the Workplace, Report by the Committee on Science & Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Sept. 16, 1986. (Report 99-827)
Central Nervous System disorders (brain and spine) include Multiple Sclerosis, Parkinson's Disease, Alzheimer's Disease, Sudden Infant Death Syndrome.
Chloroform was found in tests of fabric softeners: EPA's 1991 study.
A room containing an air freshener had high levels of p-dichlorobenzene (a carcinogen) and ethanol: EPA's 1991 study.
An FDA analysis (1968-1972) of 138 compounds used in cosmetics that most frequently involved adverse reactions, identified five chemicals (alpha-terpineol, benzyl acetate, benzyl alcohol, limonene and linalool) that are among the 20 most commonly used in the 31 fragrance products tested by the EPA in 1991!
Thirty-three million Americans suffer from sinusitis (inflammation or infection of sinus passages).
Ten million Americans have asthma. Asthma and asthma deaths have increased over 30% in the past 10 years.
Headaches cost $50 billion in lost productivity and medical expenses and 157 million lost work days in 1991. "Focus on Fragrance and Health," by Louise Kosta, The Human Ecologist, Fall 1992.
nomana-nuniyan
Heyoka watching Trona
http://quitsmoking.about.com/cs/nicotineinhaler/a/cigingredients.htm
(three pages long)
http://www.quit-smoking-stop.com/harmful-chemicals-in-cigarettes.html
P.s. to the obsessive perfume wearers. Did you know that you are not just in love with certain smells of certain perfumes? In fact, you don't love it at all, you are addicted to some of the chemicals in them, why you feel "good" when you smell them. Toxic chemicals. Duh.
(three pages long)
http://www.quit-smoking-stop.com/harmful-chemicals-in-cigarettes.html
P.s. to the obsessive perfume wearers. Did you know that you are not just in love with certain smells of certain perfumes? In fact, you don't love it at all, you are addicted to some of the chemicals in them, why you feel "good" when you smell them. Toxic chemicals. Duh.
nomana-nuniyan
Heyoka watching Trona
Don Corleone
Emre
Susie
Member
omg trona you post big dont you, i know what you mean about that horrid perfume though 
especially if its nans perfume
especially if its nans perfume
nomana-nuniyan
Heyoka watching Trona
Interesting but there is this illness beyond asthma which is a autoimmune, endocrine based ilness called Multiple Chemical Sensitivity which is a DISABILITY. I have it. I cannot work in any public place because what is normal levels of toxins in your cosmetics for you to handle can put me in the hospital and has, by simple exposure to other people's perfume and cigarettes. Have you ever thought that you may have inadvertantly sent someone rushing to the emergency room for lifethreatening constricting air passages or seisure from an exposure to YOUR pleasurable perfume habit? Well, you may have. And your 'privilage' does not allow people like me to survive making a living like everyone else, it keeps people like me from being able to go into a workplace, let alone, be able to go into most public places to do simple necessary shopping like the grocery store etc. without spending the next couple of day bed ridden from migraines.
It is a legal disability here in the U.S. and there are work place accomodations for it but not enough, though some cities in Canada have banned people from wearing perfumes in public buildings. This is NOT an allergic response, this is a neurotoxic, systemic autoimmune response. This isn't a matter of long term exposure making you sick, this is an immediate physical response. From chronic disabling migraines,which is how it started for me, and other related systemic autoimmune responses (a whole varity of them), asmatic response, to full seisure.
What is a simple pleasure and habit for you is physical misery for a percentage of people around you. Please, like smoking keep it inside your own house.
Educate yourself because in the U.S. about 30% of our population reports some level of this immune system disfunction. Many of which are fully disabled with it like me. And it is growing.
I developed it over a period of years until I became fully disabled.
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity in the Workplace Task Force
http://www.ncchem.com/mcsbookl.htm
Arizona Technology Access Program
http://www.nau.edu/ihd/aztap/mcs.html
It is a legal disability here in the U.S. and there are work place accomodations for it but not enough, though some cities in Canada have banned people from wearing perfumes in public buildings. This is NOT an allergic response, this is a neurotoxic, systemic autoimmune response. This isn't a matter of long term exposure making you sick, this is an immediate physical response. From chronic disabling migraines,which is how it started for me, and other related systemic autoimmune responses (a whole varity of them), asmatic response, to full seisure.
What is a simple pleasure and habit for you is physical misery for a percentage of people around you. Please, like smoking keep it inside your own house.
Educate yourself because in the U.S. about 30% of our population reports some level of this immune system disfunction. Many of which are fully disabled with it like me. And it is growing.
I developed it over a period of years until I became fully disabled.
Multiple Chemical Sensitivity in the Workplace Task Force
http://www.ncchem.com/mcsbookl.htm
Arizona Technology Access Program
http://www.nau.edu/ihd/aztap/mcs.html
nomana-nuniyan
Heyoka watching Trona
nomana-nuniyan
Heyoka watching Trona
Aye. I used to wear everything, perfumes, etc. But now I can't. I understand about wanting to wear them and I wish I could now. Sometimes I just wish I'd wake up and it would be gone. I have to spend a lot of time seeking products that i can use. I order my soap from Canada, a non-chemical soap. This stuff is harder to find than you can imagine.
I'm not trying to harsh you Sophia, but yes, it is a serious problem for many.
I'm very sorry about your friend. Seriously.
I put up two links with some info.
Journal Of Immunology have studies that can be accessed as well, I believe.
I used to wear everything, perfumes, etc. But now I can't. I understand about wanting to wear them and I wish I could now. Sometimes I just wish I'd wake up and it would be gone. I have to spend a lot of time seeking products that i can use. I order my soap from Canada, a non-chemical soap. This stuff is harder to find than you can imagine. I'm not trying to harsh you Sophia, but yes, it is a serious problem for many.
I'm very sorry about your friend. Seriously.
I put up two links with some info.
Journal Of Immunology have studies that can be accessed as well, I believe.
Dhatura
New Metal Member
What I hate most is car perfumes, especially vanilla uke:
Otherwise vanilla ice-cream is my favourite. I don't understand this. Well, maybe I do, the two have nothing to do with each other.
uke: Otherwise vanilla ice-cream is my favourite. I don't understand this. Well, maybe I do, the two have nothing to do with each other.
Dhatura
New Metal Member
And I also hate scented candles, aargh. Candles are cool though, I like honey candles, for example, or normal wax candles.
Don Corleone
Emre
Don Corleone
Emre
Yeah, almost all of those perfumes suck. I get a throat ache and cough just from that shit.Dhatura said:What I hate most is car perfumes, especially vanilla
nomana-nuniyan
Heyoka watching Trona
Yeah, the car stuff REALLY sucks. Some of the worst shit.
Don, it's not about cancer, dude. We're all gonna die of cancer, who cares? Read the info. if you're really interested.
Sophia, really great your friend is back in the game, totally.
interesting you say about your glands though because mine have been swollen perpetually for years, glands in my throat, elsewhere. For me i think they're just overworking to process toxins, I'm assuming.
>>>>"they told me that because of this i am more sensitive to smells and that i should avoid strong chemicals and that"
That's amazing. You'd have a hard time getting a doctor here to admit that , let alone give you the proper advice. Very cool.
Don, it's not about cancer, dude. We're all gonna die of cancer, who cares? Read the info. if you're really interested.
Sophia, really great your friend is back in the game, totally.
interesting you say about your glands though because mine have been swollen perpetually for years, glands in my throat, elsewhere. For me i think they're just overworking to process toxins, I'm assuming.
>>>>"they told me that because of this i am more sensitive to smells and that i should avoid strong chemicals and that"
That's amazing. You'd have a hard time getting a doctor here to admit that , let alone give you the proper advice. Very cool.
Bambi
Villain of the piece
Lenore
human wrecking ball
Are you crazyBambi said:
havent you read what trona posted??? it's dangerous!! DANGEROUUUUUUUUS
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