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It should be noted that this is by no means an exhaustive list as there are many fine products that are continually becoming available. For more detailed list of what chemicals to avoid, see book Dying to Look Good by Christine Hoza Farlow, D.C. Basic list of harmful ingredients – Sodium lauryl sulphates, sodium laureth sulfate, DEA – diethanolamine, propylene glycol, ammonia, artificial dyes, aerosol propellants ...

If you are extremely chemically sensitive, then it is very important that you realize how essential it is for you to thoroughly pay attention to your diet and the environment that you live in. For the fastest and most complete recovery you should eat only organic whole foods (eliminate all processed/chemicalized food) AND you should do everything possible to eliminate your exposures to plastics, VOC’s, SVOC’s, certain molds, ...

The recommendations we give are not meant to restrict or interfere with your lifestyle. They are, in fact, steps that will improve the quality of your life by reducing and preventing symptoms due to poor indoor air quality. Creating a healthy home or workplace can save money that might later be spent on doctor visits, medication and missed workdays. Creating a healthy work and living area ...