Multiple Chemical Sensitivity Syndrome (MCS)

Since 1970, the notion of multiple chemical sensitivity has been the subject of publications even if there is vagueness on the definition and multiplicity of causal agents and the polymorphism of symptoms.

It involves intolerance to agents that can be described as environmental: paints, varnishes, perfumes, exhaust gases, cooking odors, mold (in cupboards, carpets, mattresses, bathrooms), pesticides, laundry detergents…

• <b>radon</b> sometimes constitutes a serious problem in certain homes,
• <b>asbestos</b> is a fiber present in a wide variety of domestic products (roof insulation, etc.),
• <b>wood heating</b> releases hundreds of toxic substances into the air (carbon monoxide). carbon, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, volatile organic compounds and other irritants)

These substances are associated with the aggravation of certain diseases. The clinical manifestations are multiple: asthenia, rhinitis, sinusitis, conjunctivitis, edema, inflammation around the eyes and nose, nausea, dyspepsia, headache, sleep disorders, difficulty concentrating, memory failure, bronchospasms, joint, tendon, muscle pain, muscle weakness, itching of the skin and mucous membranes...

Electrosensitivity is added to other factors of aggression environmental.

An intolerance to certain foods is often associated with MCS.

The intestine becomes porous (intestinal hyperpermeability) when environmental pollutants are ingested. The immune protection function of the mucosa is no longer effective, it is necessary to take important measures to restore intestinal function.

The ancestral diet recommended by Seignalet, the Feingold diet, the Hafer diet, eating organic, local and seasonal, are among the most intelligent recommendations to deal with this situation.

Eliminate gluten, identified allergenic foods, modern cereals, sugars, food additives becomes the most logical and effective attitude to adopt before adopting any treatment

The mucous membrane of the nose and sinuses, when abnormally fragile, is too permeable and becomes damaged by exposure to the attack of multiple pollutants in the atmosphere. Therefore, certain large molecules contained in the air will penetrate whole into the blood and will provoke local reactions (intolerance to odors) or distant reactions (digestive, neuropsychic disorders, pain or pruritus)

Prevention involves ecology rather than medicine (the atmosphere is loaded with dangerous substances).

A clay poultice on the liver area is a primary measure to implement. place.

Equip the sensitive person's environment with CMO devices that neutralize the effects of electromagnetic waves.

Aromatherapy tests are essential. There is often a hypersensitivity to fragrances, synthetic (and even natural) perfumes among a growing percentage of the population whose immunity has become hyper-reactive.