Tami Duncan, Executive Director of the Lyme Induced Autism Foundation sends out a plea to parents and practitioners of autistic children to refrain from wearing perfume, and other scented products.
Chemical Sensitivity News
Pesticide kills humans but not bugs
Twenty-five-year-old Elizabeth Whitfield’s mobile home is still infested with insects after using a bug spray but her 10-month-old baby is dead and her 2-year-old son was critically injured.
Bene’s Battle
A senior with environmental illness hopes to avoid yearly homelessness during pesticide spraying season. Find out how you can help!
Ashok Gupta Interview
Planet Thrive founder Julie Genser interviews Ashok Gupta to get a more in-depth view into the Amygdala Retraining™ Program for CFS/ME and related disorders.
(dis)abling conditions: curated by Julie Laffin
Julie Laffin will be “Skyped” in to this year’s disability-themed Site Unseen show in Chicago to help spread awareness on environmental illness. The show is presented by The Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs.
Successful treatment of mold-related illness
Study results from Planet Thrive Q & A columnist William J. Rea, M.D.’s successful treatment of patients with mycotoxin-induced disease were recently published in the Oct/Nov 2009 issue of Toxicology and Industrial Health.
MCS recognized in Japan
Eva Caballé corresponds with Takeshi Yasuma from Citizens Against Chemicals Pollution (CACP) in Japan on the level of acceptance MCS gets in his country.
MCS – Caused by Toxic Chemical Exposure
Breakthrough study on Multiple Chemical Sensitivity shows MCS is an epidemic caused by toxic chemicals; peer-reviewed paper is published in prestigious toxicology reference work.
Rewiring the Chemically Sensitive Brain
Annie Hopper’s Dynamic Neural Retraining System offers new hope to those with severe chemical and electrical sensitivities, fibromyalgia, and related conditions
Whoopi: You in Danger, Girl!
As Whoopi Goldberg’s character Oda Mae Brown in the movie Ghost says to Molly, we’d like to say to her: “You in danger, girl!”