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Hidden Triggers
Originally Published April 16, 2024
Things that can indicate a hidden negative reaction to foods, smells, chemicals, products:
- Sudden change in mood
- Abrupt headache
- Feeling unwellness, mentally or physically, without an obvious cause
- Confusion
- Memory loss
- Joint pain
- Muscle pain
- Rashes
- Fatigue
Some of the things that can trigger a negative reaction to you either physically and/or mentally:
- Preservatives
- Artifical Ingredients
- Food Dyes
- Food Additives
- Lotions
- Perfumes
- Paint
- Bug Sprays
- Soap
- Laundry Detergent
- Air Freshners
- Bottle Water
- Hair Products
- Bleach
Chemical sensitivities and hidden triggers, especially related to mental health, are sometimes overlooked by the medical community.
- Recognize
- Be aware
- Trust yourself!
The following are just a few of the sites you can visit for more information:
- John Hopkins Medicine, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity | Johns Hopkins Medicine
- Natiional Institutes of Health, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity – PMC (nih.gov)
- WebMD, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS): Symptoms, Causes, treatment (webmd.com)
- ScienceDirect, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity – an overview | ScienceDirect Topic
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