Chemical sensitivity at work

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I have been reacting to thinner vapours emitted by a printing machine at work. When this machine is used I know straight away because I can feel the symptoms before I really notice the smell. Others at work note a reaction but nowhere near as much as me.

Symptoms are; headache, nausea, dizziness, brain fog, poor balance and coordination, chest pain

I am interested to hear from anyone who has had chemical sensitivities at work.

What chemicals were they, what were symptoms and how did you resolve the issue.

I'm sensitised to petrochemicals now. I had exposure to gases, liquids and vapours.

Its all over for you working in that environment, or sickness

Going on a liver cleaning diet will improve your reaction, but as an aspie, your detoxification pathways are not as good as NT, and toxic activities will hurt you more than them.

Including alcohol, junk foods, smoking, in traffic with the window down, living next to a freeway....

That’s interesting because it really has only been since I have been exposed to these vapours over the last 5 years that I have noticed an increase in sensitivities. I have become highly sensitive to cigarette smoke, cosmetics, traffic fumes (particularly diesel) and many food additives. It seems as if my sensitivity increases with each exposure.

Just 2 weeks ago there was a spill of the chemical in front of my work area which wasn’t cleaned up properly and towards the end of the day I felt quite ill.

That spill may have been the straw that broke the camels back, resilience wise

Medical procedures including intravenous vitamin C, pressurising the body in a divers decompression tank while breathing oxygen, then homoeopathy, do really help, I did the standard non medical detox about 8 years ago.

I was like like you, but have massively improved! Mainly due to Chinese herbal remedies, milk thistle, dandelion etc, and mainly CELLULAR MEDICINE. But it does all cost unless you wise up do it yourself, or go to Mexico.

Diesel has probably been your worst poisoning, as you began exposure from a young age. The work environment is concentrated and combined with fairly long 8 hour exposures...

I wear a respirator on my motorbike in traffic. I dont ride bicycles in traffic. And always have car windows up and a/c on unless I'm alone on the road. I dont work on car fuel systems anymore, or sit in sidewalk cafes, or paint or use petrochemical products.

Since cellular medicine I have never been healthier, the guy I went to treats many poisoning victims.

He has been struck off the medical registrar, for his outspoken comments regarding toxic exposure of people and health, especially pesticides.

An extremely good doctor, I have never been more resilient and near bulletproof, but I dont do certain things, such as your job anymore.

Abundant energy is waiting for you

Remind me not to bother helping next time.