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Study Shows Improved Indoor Air Quality Lessens Chemical Intolerance Symptoms

February 24, 2024

A 2022 study published by Cambridge University Press shows that improved indoor air quality can lessen the symptoms of Chemical Intolerance after exposure to chemical inhalants.

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Posted in Blog, BP Oil Spill Studies, Chemical Illness, Scientific Studies/Journals, Toxic-Induced Loss of Tolerance, Toxic-Induced Loss of Tolerance

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