How to Treat Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (

Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is a chronic illness that occurs after being over exposed to chemicals and substances from the environment. Some of the many symptoms of this illness is burning,stinging eyes, extreme fatigue, vertigo, dizziness, sinus problems, sensitivity to light and nose, muscle and joint pain, wheezing, digestive problems, skin rashes, itchy skin, poor memory and concentration, runny nose, and sleeping problems. Treating Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS) is a difficult task but can be done; there are no known cures for this illness. There are currently several ways to be able to help relieve the triggers and symptoms of the illnesses.

Instructions

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  Perform a total body detoxification process which flushes out the body of toxins that have built up in the body. This is done best through saunas and autolymphycyte factor treatment.

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  Eat organic foods and produce as they lack the chemicals that are normally contained in processed foods. The produce mainly have pesticides on them in the grocery stores.

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  Increase intake of magnesium which is known to help those with (MCS) Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.

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  Avoid processed foods at all costs as they are a high trigger for (MCS) Multiple Chemical Sensitivity.

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  Provocation-Neutralization is Miller's Method and involves serial end-point skin titration through injections.

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  Try Skin Brushing which is a way to help to cleanse the skin by stimulate one's lymphatic system. This helps to remove the toxins from the body.

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  Take contrast showers which are to help the body's tissues to increase circulation which is to promote strengthening the body's immune system through cleansing. To do this is by alternating hot and cold water as you take showers. Turn on hot water for at least three minutes and then alternate to cold water for at least a minutes, then repeat the cycle again and do end the cycle with using the cold water.

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  Make environmental changes to help reduce possible triggers; eliminate cigarette and cigar smoke, keeping your physical environment clean, install an air filter or exchanger to filter out the air in the home. If possible, remove all the carpeting in the home because carpeting contains manufacturing toxins.