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Progressively Healed: From Chronic Pain, to Fibromyalgia and Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, to Complete Healing--Physically, Emotionally, and Spiritually by LaVon Rose, 2010-02-18 Multiple Chemical sensitivity (Safety & health) by Ronald P Nielsen, 1994 Understanding & accommodating people with multiple chemical sensitivity in independent living (ILRU bookshelf series) by Pamela Reed Gibson, 2002 Explaining Unexplained Illnesses: Disease Paradigm for Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Fibromyalgia, Post-Traumatic Stress Di [EXPLAINING UNEXPLAINED] by Martin L.(Author) Pall, 2007-04-30 Environmental Health Nursing: Planning patient care for environmental illness & multiple chemical sensitivity by Heather Millar, Myrna Millar, 1998-03-01 Evaluating individuals reporting sensitivities to multiple chemicals by Richard Kreutzer, 1996 Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Chemical Sensitivity by Sherry Rogers, 1998-10-11 Reversibility of Chronic Degenerative Disease and Hypersensitivity, Volume 1: Regulating Mechanisms of Chemical Sensitivity by William J. Rea, Kalpana Patel, 2010-06-18 Chemical Sensitivity: The Truth About Environmental Illness (Consumer Health Library) by Stephen J. Barrett, Ronald E. Gots, 1998-04 Freedom From Chemical Sensitivities by Devi S. Nambudripad, 2006-01-01 Chemical and Electrical Hypersensitivity: A Sufferer's Memoir by Jerry Evans, 2010-10-14 Chemical Exposures: Low Levels and High Stakes, 2nd Edition by Nicholas A. Ashford, Claudia S. Miller, 1998-01-08 The Side-Effects Kid by Janell Hanson, 2002-02-07

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61. #464 (10/19/95): Cigarette Science [Multiple Chemical Sensitivity]
    formulators, and distributors. The issue that has RISE s members worried is multiple chemical sensitivity, or MCS. MCS is an adverse  
    http://www.monitor.net/rachel/r464.html

62. #165 (01/24/90): Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    January 24, 1990- . . HEADLINES . . multiple chemical sensitivity . . = Environmental Research Foundation . .  
    http://www.monitor.net/rachel/r165.html

63. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    multiple chemical sensitivity. Effects of desensitisation treatments and clinical ecology for multiple chemical sensitivity and related disorders.  
    http://omni.ac.uk/browse/mesh/C0242992L0290956.html
    
    Extractions: low graphics broader: Environmental Illness other: Environmental Exposure Hypersensitivity Occupational Exposure Persian Gulf Syndrome ... Effects of desensitisation treatments and clinical ecology for multiple chemical sensitivity and related disorders This report, written by Dr Margaret Somerville, was published as STEER 2001 Volume 1 (9) as part of the Wessex Institute for Health Research and Development's STEER (Succinct and Timely Evaluated Evidence Review) service. The report addresses the question: "What are the effects of desensitisation and clinical ecology in the management of multiple chemical sensitivity?" Produced for policy makers by the Wessex Institute for Health Research and Development, together with Brazian Ltd, a company specialising in evidence-based medicine. In PDF, which requires Adobe Acrobat Reader. Review Literature [Publication Type] Policy Making Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

64. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome
    multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome (MCS) affects some 40 million Americans to some degree. multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome.  
    http://mdmd.essortment.com/multiplechemi_rioq.htm
    
    Extractions: Multiple chemical sensitivity syndrome Multiple Chemical Sensitivity syndrome (MCS) affects some 40 million Americans to some degree. Although this disease is not yet recognized by the American Medical Association, medical professionals are helping MCS sufferers. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is defined as a chronic multisystem disorder, usually polysymptomatic, caused by adverse reactions to environmental incitants, modified by individual susceptibility and specific adaptation. The incitants are present in air, water, food, drugs, and our habitat. Thats pretty much all-inclusive; where do you seek respite from something thats everywhere? Roughly forty million Americans try to find the answer to that question every day of their lives. Thats the estimated number who suffer some degree of what has been called ecological illness, twentieth-century disease, and chemical AIDS. The most strongly affected among them live isolated, anxiety-wrought lives in as barren an environment as they can practically (or impracticably) manage. How did this disease come to be; what are the symptoms; is there effective treatment; how can you be cured of the twentieth century? bodyOffer(30368) Ask yourself a few questions: Are you bothered by itching, not just on your skin, but sometimes on the roof of your mouth or in your throat? Are your hands and feet cold? Is your hearing good at some times, poor at others; do you frequently have ringing in your ears? Can you smell things that others seem not to notice? Do perfumes, auto exhaust gasoline, fresh paint, or that new car smell make you feel sick? Are you (or your child) sunny-tempered one moment and in a rage the next? Is cleaning day, when you use bleach, ammonia, or polishes, a misery? After an hour at work, do you want to lie down and rest? Yes answers may indicate multiple chemical sensitivity.

65. Causes Of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    Causes and Factors in multiple chemical sensitivity, Environmental Illness, Chronic Fatigue. Definitions, resources, treatments.  
    http://www.mall-net.com/mcs/mcs.html
    
    Extractions: MCS Allergy Books CRT probs ... Body temp MCS stands for Multiple Chemcial Sensitivities, also known as Environmental Illness. It is allergic reactions to chemicals, often not clearly antibody driven. Symptoms can be quite bizzare, from sneezing to loosing the ability to do math, "brain fog", or even progressive coordination imparement. This is often "simply" due to the inability of the body to clear various toxins, be they from the chemicals we use in our daily lives, or from the toxins formed by various infections, infestations, etc. within our bodies. But this apparent simplicity belies a host of complex interlocking underlaying causes and systems involved. There have been tales of sometimes spectacular successes in treating MCS, but when one talks with the "cured" person some months or years later, one finds the success did not restore health all the way, or sometimes, did not do very much at all despite early good feelings. Why? What is this thing called MCS really about? The problem is that these ailments are often not simple problems with single point cures. It is often a Whole Big Mess of things going wrong and causeing other things to go wrong. With many of the victims having several problems at once, few are treated for the total impact, often resulting in only temporary cures which are later followed by "unrelated" ailments or lingering symptoms.

66. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, Part II: The Challenge Of Treatment. Acupuncture
    People with multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) often have a sense of hopelessness about the possibility of recovery. When you consider  
    http://www.acupuncturetoday.com/archives2001/feb/02hawkins.html
    
    Extractions: People with multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) often have a sense of hopelessness about the possibility of recovery. When you consider the folly of mainstream medicine treating a person who is highly reactive to chemicals with medications that are themselves chemicals, it's easy to see how people get that impression. "Untreatable" and "psychosomatic" are familiar words to people with MCS. Of course TCM has something to offer, as do other forms of natural medicine. My findings, however, have led me to realize that treating MCS requires accuracy and specificity beyond what many practitioners are prepared to deliver. First, Do No Harm

67. Acupuncture Today - Multiple Chemical Sensitivity...
    Acupuncture and Allergies. Heidi M. Hawkins, MAc, LAc. multiple chemical sensitivity. Those who view multiple chemical sensitivity  
    http://www.acupuncturetoday.com/archives/2000/dec/12hawkins.html
    
    Extractions: Those who view multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) as a real syndrome often describe it as an untreatable condition involving permanent brain damage due to chemical exposure. The defining criteria, as listed on the MCS Referral and Resources Inc. website, includes: a chronic condition, with reproducible symptoms, from low levels of exposure to multiple, unrelated chemicals, the symptoms of which improve or resolve if these chemicals are removed from the sensitive person's environment. In my experience, MCS symptoms can include almost anything. Certainly headaches, neurological dysfunction and digestive problems are common, as are urinary dysfunctions; menstrual complaints; irritability; sensitivity to noise, light and electromagnetic fields; skin disorders; emotional problems; and cognitive disorders. Almost any symptom can be caused by MCS (and usually every system is affected) in traditional Chinese medicine diagnosis. People with fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome or attention deficit disorder all have some degree of chemical sensitivity. Sometimes the connection is apparent: a discrete exposure followed by a distinct reaction. However, most sensitivities and allergic reactions are not distinct because many exposures are more or less continuous.

68. Nat'l Academies Press, Multiple Chemical Sensitivities: (1992), Table Of Content
    Key Concepts Chemical Sensitization, 1334. multiple chemical sensitivity - What is It? 35-40. Case Definitions for multiple chemical sensitivity, 41-46.  
    http://www.nap.edu/books/0309047366/html/
    
    Extractions: Openbook Linked Table of Contents Front Matter, pp. i-ii Table of Contents, pp. iii-iv Introduction, pp. 1-4 Research Protocol for Clinical Evaluation, pp. 5-8 Exposures and Mechanisms, pp. 9-10 Epidemiology, pp. 11-12 Key Concepts: Chemical Sensitization, pp. 13-34 Multiple Chemical Sensitivity - What is It?, pp. 35-40 Case Definitions for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, pp. 41-46 Allergy and Multiple Chemical Sensitivities (MCS) Distinguis..., pp. 47-64 Design of Animal Models to Probe the Mechanisms of Multiple ..., pp. 65-76 Antigen Specific and Antigen Non-Specific Immunization, pp. 77-88 Neuropsychiatric and Biopsychosocial Mechanisms in Multiple ..., pp. 89-108 Neurobehavioral and Psychosocial Aspects of Multiple Chemica..., pp. 109-116

69. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    multiple chemical sensitivity (from RACHEL S ENVIRONMENT HEALTH WEEKLY 585, February 12, 1998. For subscription information, see below).  
    http://www.cqs.com/mcs.htm
    
    Extractions: Multiple Chemical Sensitivity A NEW MECHANISM OF DISEASE? Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is an ailment, or a family of ailments, that has very real consequences for tens of millions of Americans. MCS has been recognized by its symptoms for 50 years because MCS sufferers in many geographical areas, researchers studying them, and doctors treating them, have reported a remarkably consistent picture of disease. However, because MCS sufferers react to chemicals at levels that are hundreds or thousands of times lower than allowable occupational exposures, traditional toxicology dictates that their symptoms cannot be caused by chemical exposures. Nor is MCS a true allergy because there are no IgE-mediated reactions involved, so allergists don't know what to make of it. In sum, because MCS does not fit any of the three currently-accepted mechanisms of disease infectious, immune system, or cancer traditional medicine has not known how to explain MCS, and so has often labeled it "psychogenic" originating in the patient's mind. This has left MCS sufferers in limbo. Told they are crazy, or imagining their disease, or making it up, they find themselves passed from physician to physician without any satisfactory answers and often without relief from their very real distress. (Some MCS sufferers DO have psychological symptoms, but that doesn't necessarily mean their disease ORIGINATES in their mind.) Forty percent of MCS sufferers report having seen more than 10 medical practitioners.

70. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    multiple chemical sensitivity. multiple chemical sensitivity is difficult to prevent because even at highdose exposures, different people react differently.  
    http://www.ehendrick.org/healthy/000913.htm
    
    Extractions: Resources Multiple chemical sensitivity-also known as MCS syndrome, environmental illness, idiopathic environmental intolerance, chemical AIDS, total allergy syndrome, or simply MCS-is a disorder in which a person develops symptoms from exposure to chemicals in the environment. With each incidence of exposure, lower levels of the chemical will trigger a reaction and the person becomes increasingly vulnerable to reactions triggered by other chemicals. Medical experts disagree on the cause of the syndrome, and as to whether MCS is a clinically recognized illness. In a 1992 position statement that remained unchanged as of early 2000, the American Medical Association's Council on Scientific Affairs did not recognize MCS as a clinical condition due to a lack of accepted diagnostic criteria and controlled studies on the disorder. A more recent discussion of methodological problems in published studies of MCS, as well as recommendations for patient care, may be found in the 1999 position paper on MCS drafted by the American College of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (ACOEM). As of 2003, however, many researchers in Europe as well as the United States regard MCS as a contemporary version of neurasthenia, a concept first introduced by a physician named George Miller Beard in 1869. Multiple chemical sensitivity typically begins with one high-dose exposure to a chemical, but it may also develop with long-term exposure to a low level of a chemical. Chemicals most often connected with MCS include: formaldehyde; pesticides; solvents; petrochemical fuels such as diesel, gasoline, and kerosene; waxes, detergents, and cleaning products; latex; tobacco smoke; perfumes and fragrances; and artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives. People who develop MCS are commonly exposed in one of the following situations: on the job as an industrial worker; residing or working in a poorly ventilated building; or living in conditions of high air or water pollution. Others may be exposed in unique incidents.

71. Immunologic Diseases
    Idiopathic Environmental Intolerance/multiple chemical sensitivity , in German C Wolf (AT). MCS Survivors (multiple chemical sensitivity) L Hamilton.  
    http://www.mic.ki.se/Diseases/C20.html
    
    Extractions: Diseases and Disorders Links pertaining to Immunologic Diseases Alert! Patients and laypersons looking for guidance among the target sources of this collection of links are strongly advised to review the information retrieved with their professional health care provider. Start Page Contents: Anaphylaxis Antiphospholipid Syndrome Ataxia Telangiectasia Autoimmune Diseases ... Wiskott-Aldrich Syndrome Immunologic Diseases Immonology [Bowers et al.; educ.] - Univ of South Carolina (US) A 4-pages introduction to The Immune System - Nobel Foundation Understanding the Immune System - NCI/NIH (US) The Anatomy of the Immune System , and an Immunology Glossary - Univ of Leicester (UK) The Immune System P Bugl ] -Univ of Hartford (US) Basic Immunology [G Heath] - Optometry Today, Feb 2002 (UK) The Human Immune System [K Bendtzen] - Rigshospitalet (DK) Understanding the Immune System [Schindler et al.] - Cancer.gov (US) Immunobiology. 5th ed. [Janeway et al., 2001; online book] - via PubMed, NLM (US) The Immune System [TJ Copeland] An Immunology Study Sheet - Medical Study Guides, Univ of Kansas (US)

72. Experts In: Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    Search Results for multiple chemical sensitivity Definition A syndrome triggered by excessive exposure to toxic materials via  
    http://biospace.intota.com/multisearch.asp?mode=&strSearchType=all&strQuery=mult

73. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    Chapter Eleven multiple chemical sensitivity. Does PB Lead to MCS? multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is a putative condition without  
    http://www.gulflink.osd.mil/library/randrep/pb_paper/mr1018.2.chap11.html
    
    Extractions: Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS) is a putative condition without a widely accepted clinical case definition, in which persons report new subjective sensitivity to low-level exposures to multiple chemicals and foods, typically following a (self-reported) environmental exposure to pesticides, organic solvents, or building remodeling. The condition has also recently been termed "toxicant-induced loss of tolerance" (TILT) (Miller, 1997; Miller, Ashford, et al., 1997). Symptoms referable to multiple organ systems are reported by subjects with MCS; these include ear-nose-and-throat, CNS, GI, genitourinary, skin, and musculoskeletal symptoms, among others (Davidoff and Keyl, 1996; Miller and Mitzel, 1995). Many ill veterans report new intolerances to chemicals (Gordon 1997), and some studies are underway to further assess chemical sensitivity in ill PGW veterans (Fiedler, Kipen, et al., 1996). The lack of a clinical case definition for either MCS or illnesses in PGW veterans complicates examination of a connection between these two phenomena. Nonetheless, several factors are consistent with a connection between illnesses in some PGW veterans, and "toxicant-induced loss of tolerance," or MCS. Similar exposures, namely to acetylcholinesterase-inhibiting agents, characterize ill PGW veterans and many MCS patients. Some work is beginning to suggest mechanisms by which cholinergic exposures, experienced by some PGW veterans, could induce chemical sensitivity. These mechanisms include partial kindling of the limbic system and alteration of nasopharyngeal mucosal function. Studies have found that similar EEG abnormalities may characterize persons with selected AChE inhibition exposures seen during the PGW (sarin, OP pesticides) and persons with MCS, though it has not been shown that ill PGW veterans with consistent symptoms share these EEG abnormalities (neither has it been shown that they do not). SPECT studies (single photon emission computerized tomography

74. MCS - IEI
    Translate this page Neue Phänomene. MCS - multiple chemical sensitivity. Symptoms, syndrome, and semantics multiple chemical sensitivity and chronic fatigue syndrome editorial.  
    http://www.univie.ac.at/Innere-Med-4/Arbeitsmedizin/MCS.HTM
    
    Extractions: Neue Phänomene MCS - Multiple Chemical Sensitivity von C. Wolf Der Begriff der Chemikalienüberempfindlichkeit oder Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) ist eine Arbeitsdiagnose, welche mit Umweltfaktoren assoziierte Beschwerden beschreibt, die von der Mehrheit der Bevölkerung problemlos toleriert werden. Dieses MCS-Syndrom wird von den Proponenten der klinischen Ökologie als erworbene Multiorganerkrankung charakterisiert, deren Ursache unterschwellige chemische Belastungen sein sollen (24). Die Beschreibung dieses vermuteten Syndroms geht auf Cullen zurück (9), für ein identes klinisches Krankheitsbild sind zahlreiche weitere Bezeichnungen im Umlauf, die bereits aus der Namensgebung auf die vermuteten ätiologischen Faktoren schließen lassen: Allergische Toxämie, zerebrale Allergie, Panallergie, Autointoxikation, chemisches AIDS, um einige Beispiele zu nennen. Manche dieser Begriffe sind keineswegs neu, beispielsweise wurde die Diagnose Autointoxikation bereits im vorigen Jahrhundert als Ursache der Neurasthenie postuliert (23,37). Befürworter dieses Syndroms bedienen sich häufig allergologischer oder toxikologischer Konzepte, um die Krankheitssymptome in Abhängigkeit von chemischen Belastungen zu erklären. Bisher ist es allerdings nicht gelungen, diese Konzepte wissenschaftlich zu begründen, die Anerkennung dieses vermuteten Syndroms durch die Schulmedizin ist daher ausgeblieben. Namhafte Ärztegesellschaften haben eindeutige, ablehnede Stellungnahmen abgegeben (1,8), was zu einer lebhaften Diskussion zwischen Gegnern und Befürwortern des MCS-Syndroms geführt hat (3,10,12,14,18,19,26,35).

75. The DRM WebWatcher: Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) Disorder
    patient support, and public advocacy devoted to the diagnosis, treatment, accommodation, and prevention of multiple chemical sensitivity Disorders. Its  
    http://www.disabilityresources.org/MCS.html
    
    Extractions: Home Subjects States Librarians ... Contact Us The DRM WebWatcher (Subjects) Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Disorder (MCS) Updated 6/2001 A B C D ... About/Hint/Link Living with multiple chemical sensitivities is especially difficult in today's world. Check these resources for information. Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) An agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, ATSDR was established to prevent exposure and adverse human health effects and diminished quality of life associated with exposure to hazardous substances from waste sites, unplanned releases, and other sources of pollution present in the environment. Its web site is packed with information - including health alerts and advisories, the HazDat database, ToxFAQs, a science corner, a list of the top 20 hazardous substances, resources for kids, parents and teachers, a newsletter, and more. Children's Health Environmental Coalition (CHEC) "CHEC is a national non-profit organization dedicated to educating the public, specifically parents and caregivers, about environmental toxins that affect children's health." Its website talks mostly about CHEC's advocacy activities. Colorado HealthNet - Multiple Chemical Sensitivities Center [link not working 6/3/01] Compiled by the Rocky Mountain Environmental Health Association (RMEHA), this collection of information is "derived from publications issued by numerous sources, including the U.S. National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry." It includes MCS definitions, facts, and statistics; treatment providers; support services and resources; library; and a bulletin board.

76. Multiple Chemical Sensitivity - The End Of Controversy
    multiple chemical sensitivity The End of Controversy martin_pall@wsu.edu phone 509-335-1246 Go to Fibromyalgia Go to Chronic Fatigue Syndrome.  
    http://www.laleva.cc/environment/mcs_en.html
    
    Extractions: Multiple chemical sensitivity (MCS), where people report being exquisitely sensitive to a wide range of organic chemicals, is almost always described as being "controversial." The main source of this supposed controversy is that there has been no plausible physiological mechanism for MCS and consequently, it was difficult to interpret the puzzling reported features of this condition. As discussed below, this is no longer true and consequently the main source of such controversy has been laid to rest. There still are important issues such as how it should be diagnosed and treated and these may also be allayed by further studies of the mechanism discussed below. MCS in the U. S. appears to be surprisingly common. Epidemiologists have studied how commonly MCS occurs in the U. S. and roughly 9 to 16 % having more modest sensitivity. Thus we are talking about perhaps 10 million severe MCS sufferers and perhaps 25 to 45 million people with more modest sensitivity. From these numbers, it appears that MCS is the most common of what are described as "unexplained illnesses" in the U. S. Those suffering from severe MCS often have their lives disrupted by their illness. They often have to move to a different location, often undergoing several moves before finding an tolerable environment. They may have to leave their place of employment, so many are unemployed. Going out in public may expose them to perfumes that make them ill. They often report sensitivity to cleaning agents used in motels or other commercial locations. Flying is difficult due to jet fumes, cleaning materials, pesticide use and perfumes.

77. Chemically Sensitive Message Board- MCS - Multiple Chemical Sensitivity
    Trish Kruger 11/04/03 (0) MCS Doctors who treat multiple chemical sensitivity in Maryland - Anita 06/06/03 (1) Re MCS - Doctors  
    http://www.ecolivingcenter.com/board/cs/
    
    Extractions: Certified Organic Personal Care Pesticide Free - Michaele MCS/Dentures Help!!! - kmarie Did you know? People please read this! Or remain ignorant. - Sue Re: Did you know? People please read this! Or remain ignorant. - Sue Have we always been so sick? Or has it really tripled the last 30 years? - LeeAnn So toxins are bad?

78. Dubious Allergy-Related Practices
    Patients are said to be suffering from environmental illness, multiple chemical sensitivity, brain allergy, food addiction, ingestant intolerance, or  
    http://www.ncahf.org/articles/a-b/allergy.html
    
    Extractions: Clinical Ecology and the Feingold Diet William T. Jarvis, Ph.D. Clinical ecology is a nonrecognized medical "specialty" centered around the notion that a wide array of common physical and psychological symptoms can be triggered in susceptible persons by low-level exposure to chemicals or foods. Patients are said to be suffering from "environmental illness," "multiple chemical sensitivity," "brain allergy," "food addiction," "ingestant intolerance," or total allergy syndrome," or are "allergic to the 20th Century," or "allergic to everything modern." In the mid-1980s, clinical ecologists began calling themselves "environmental medicine specialists." [1] In the mid-1990s, "multiple chemical sensitivity" became the most often used term to describe a syndrome of symptoms perceived by people who believe themselves to be adversely affected by a wide variety of substances. Kurt describes these in detail [2]. Clinical ecology was founded by Theron Randolph, M.D., who diagnosed "environmental illness" in himself and married one of his patients. Both believed that eating ordinary food would make them ill. The couple won a case brought against them by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) for deducting $3,000 of their $6,000 food bill for the year (1971), which they had spent on "organically grown" foods to avoid adverse reactions [3].

79. EI/MCS Environmental Illness Multiple Chemical Sensitivities Multiple Chemical S
    Living With Sensitivity EI/MCS Environmental Illness Multiple Chemical Sensitivities multiple chemical sensitivity Multiple Allergies Chemical Allergies Indoor  
    http://www.west.net/~prince/

80. Immune Marketplace Bookstore: Multiple Chemical Sensitivities
    multiple chemical sensitivity Texts. Chemical Exposures Low Levels and High Stakes. Defining multiple chemical sensitivity. Bonnye L. Matthews (Editor).  
    http://www.immuneweb.org/books/mcs.html
    
    Extractions: Sustainability Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Texts Chemical Exposures: Low Levels and High Stakes Nicholas A. Ashford, Claudia S. Miller. Hardcover, published 1997 Summary: Clarifies the nature of chemical sensitivity, how it differs from traditional allergies, and how federal and state governments can assist those affected by exposure. Go to Amazon's Page for this Book Other books by Nicholas Ashford:

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