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Lately i have been struggling to breath for example the smell of strong toxins affect my breathing eg nail polish, should i be worried ?
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NO; avoid them!: Many common products like nail polish,perfumes,shampoos,detergents,fabric softeners,cleaning products,even "air fresheners" contain very toxic chemicals everyone should avoid.While hazardous to all, some are more sensitive than others,partly due to genetics.Avoid them as much as possible and take a quality multivit. with methylfolate, also extra Vit. C and a diet rich in organic fruits and vegies.
Answered 12/29/2019
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