Is there any natural treatment for Multiple Chemical Sensitivity?

Are there natural treatment(s) that may improve the quality of life of people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity? Here you can see if there is any natural remedy and/or treatment that can help people with Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Natural treatment of Multiple Chemical Sensitivity

Posted Oct 24, 2017 by Paul 3000

Yes. # 1, eliminate ALL toxins from your diet, environment and lifestyle. Have a nutritional and environmental pollutants panel run by an Environmental Illness soevialist that is both an MD and an alternative, integrated practitioner. Nutritional supplementation is key to repairing the damage. Get your DNA test run and have it analysed by
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Posted Oct 27, 2017 by JLMcK 5550

Avoidance. Avoiding all exposures to chemicals is the only hope for a somewhat healthy existence...no perfumes, colognes, scented products, cleaning products, processed foods, pesticide-grown foods, air pollution, water pollution...

Posted Dec 21, 2017 by Candace 800

Do a serious candida cleanse. Cut out all processed junk and sugar. Even fruit for a while. Take healthy origins or similar probiotic. Reset and rebuild your system :)

If your organs are full of candida they cant remove toxins from the blood like they should do.

http://www.wholeapproach.com/candida/questionnaire.php

Posted Feb 24, 2018 by Vic 100

Some supplements seems to help but I don't know if it's proven or not.

Posted Apr 12, 2018 by needinfo&help 1500

No cures. Believe me, like everyone here I HAVE TRIED different “ cures”. Only avoidance has worked for me. But that’s no cure. It just keeps me from being exposed to things I react too.
This is NOT caused by stress. I had no stress when I got MCS. My life was smooth and happy. I made a successful living as an artist. I WAS GRATEFUL to be able to support myself and family this way AND HAPPY to do it.
MCS for me is directly related to pesticide exposure.

Posted Aug 17, 2018 by Sharin aka postal canary 300

The only treatment is avoidance.

Posted Jan 6, 2019 by Cindi 3050

What is natural?
I don't need treatment I need other people to stop smelling

Posted Apr 1, 2019 by Susan 2500

Yes. Probiotics, grapefruit seed extract, dandelion, raw vegetables, garlic, cleansing, medicinal marijuana, exercise. Other stuff too, per the individual.

Posted Jun 4, 2019 by Heather 3000

Avoidance, natural treatments, homeopathy, contain volatile organic compounds. These are to be avoided in high concentrations. There are many companies that claim to have produced remedies to treat MCS, it’s not a simple as that as from personal experience, I can react to water! Rain water, tap water and bottles depending on where the water originated from at source. Everything depends on how your body is feeling as to what works best for you, listen to your body

Posted Aug 22, 2019 by Carmen Rosemarie 2550

Dont waste time on the same questions. Avoidance is the treatment. SOme take products that pull toxins out, some do heated saunas ands sweat, some take cholestyromine or glutithione, but its all secondary to avoidance.

Posted Nov 18, 2019 by Angie P. 5000

Clean diet, supplements, taking care of yourself and avoiding exposure will start the healing process.

Posted Dec 12, 2019 by Joanna 6200

Not that I am aware of, other than chemical avoidance.

Posted Jan 24, 2020 by Tiffani 1300

Fresh air! Ocean breeze

Posted Jan 30, 2020 by Noeleen 2500

Eating clean, liver cleanse and avoid exposure.

Brain training is good too.

Posted Feb 11, 2020 by Rheama 1600

There is no "treatment " jusst STOP USING cosmetics and smells

Posted Mar 8, 2020 by MCSzombie 6220

No.

MCS is a sensitivity to things that are ALREADY KNOWN TO BE TOXIC and that our bodies simply can't handle the DOSES that are deemed "safe" for a normal, healthy human adult. Studies about the safety of chemicals are done on healthy adults.

In toxicology, they say: "The dose is the poison."

Posted Sep 27, 2020 by Rebecca St. Martin 3570

Yes, avoidance is the best treatment and its natural

Posted Nov 12, 2020 by shelley 3650

When I first got MCS, it was severe. For the first 5 years I went to 50 doctors looking for an answer. Prozac and Klonopin helped me for deal with the chemicals for 23 years and then stopped working. For the past three years I have not found anything to help me with the chemicals. Although, I have seen stories of people who recovered by tapping, and supplement programs.

Posted Feb 22, 2021 by Christi 2350

Pre and probiotics, sugar free diet, organic food, 20 minutesof oxygen supplementation for severe exposures.

Posted Jul 24, 2021 by Serenity 2500

Avoidance of toxic chemicals

Posted Nov 11, 2021 by kola05 2620

Avoid chemicals, check your liver, In my case I believe it's due to liver damage of some sort or liver disfunction.

Posted Nov 3, 2022 by Eduardo 1700

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I know not,it is up to the doctors to speak. though all of this related to be more relaxed you will come good

Posted Jun 11, 2017 by Esther 1950

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l neural therapy, diet, organic, eliminate dairy, fluten and sugar and nutrition oeromolecular and sofrologia.

Posted Sep 9, 2017 by Karma 1900

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Depends on the type of SQM. In my case I don't have any deficit, but a lot of people have a problem of assimilation of vitamins or amino acids, and claim to improve with supplements (cysteine, taurine, vitamin B5, glutathione). Before taking supplements it is advisable to conduct a complete blood test to check if everything is okay and not to take supplements by taking them.

Posted Sep 10, 2017 by Pilar 2000

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No. Only improves. The quality of life. Not a cure

Posted Nov 9, 2017 by Marta Elena 2000