So Air causes Cancer... that you believe?

[integral]

Contemplate why you believe:

• Cigarette smoke = Lung Cancer, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease
• Air pollution = Asthma, lung disease
• Asbestos = Mesothelioma, lung cancer
• Radon gas = Lung Cancer
• Mold spores = allergies, asthma
• Pollen = hay fever, asthma, allergies
• Viruses in air = COVID-19, Influenza
• Chemical fumes (benzene, etc.) = Leukemia, cancer
• Diesel exhaust = lung cancer, breathing problems
• Dust (organic/inorganic) = Hypersensitivity Pneumonitis

So all this air related stuff you understand is bad for you...

BUT WHEN I SAY:

• Laundry detergent = depression, mood issues, agitation, fatigue, poor sleep, skin irritation
• Incense = mood issues, agitation, fatigue, poor sleep, breathing problems
• Perfumes = ADHD, headaches, mood issues, agitation, fatigue, poor sleep
• Foam couch (chemical off-gassing) = thyroid problems, fatigue, extreme fatigue, mood issues, poor sleep, headaches
• Dishwashing soap = digestive problems, fatigue, skin irritation, mood issues
• Air fresheners = hair loss, mood issues, agitation, fatigue, poor sleep, headaches
• Candles (scented) = Mental illness, sedation, fatigue, mood issues, poor sleep, breathing problems
• Cleaning sprays = cognitive decline, agitation, fatigue, headaches, breathing issues
• Paint fumes = mood issues, agitation, fatigue, poor sleep, vision problems
• House insulation = chronic high cortisol, over stimulated nervous system
• Shampoo = bool inflammation

SUDDENLY IM CRAZY. OOOOOk. 😂

Edited yesterday at 09:39 PM by integral

[Hayato]

You're not crazy. This list is very thorough. 

What are your sources? 

[UnbornTao]

I removed the picture as there could be some validity to what you say, even though sometimes you seem to take it a bit too far with this stuff, in my opinion. Where do you draw the line between functional concern and paranoia? Isn't using a smartphone messing up your brain, sight, etc? It's likely, too, that something less than ideal could be found out about the clothes we use. Etc, etc.

Edited 3 hours ago by UnbornTao

[integral]

1 hour ago, UnbornTao said:

I removed the picture as there could be some validity to what you say, even though sometimes you seem to take it a bit too far with this stuff, in my opinion. Where do you draw the line between functional concern and paranoia? Isn't using a smartphone messing up your brain, sight, etc? It's likely, too, that something less than ideal could be found out about the clothes we use. Etc, etc.

The line is drawn with experimentation and observation.

None of this comes from "I read a study" and therefore I believe it.

[UnbornTao]

1 hour ago, integral said:

The line is drawn with experimentation and observation.

None of this comes from "I read a study" and therefore I believe it.

I get it. Personally it's not my cup of tea. 

The good thing about valid studies is that they are often less subject to distortion than our subjective assessments and "feelings" about seeming correlations.

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Can you show some studies in mechanism of action?