This volume provides a comprehensive explanation of the field of chemical sensitivity, identifies the basic principles used for its diagnosis and treatment, examines immune and non-immune mechanisms that explain the body's processing of pollutants and discusses nutrition as the fuel for the endocrine, immunological and neurological systems to respond to pollutant exposure.

The volumes that comprise Chemical Sensitivity are the first major scientific books to be published on chemical sensitivity, a growing world-wide health problem. These volumes present clinical experiences in diagnosing and treating chemical sensitivity in over 20,000 patients under controlled conditions. Volume 3 of this reference, Clinical Manifestations of Pollutant Overload provides comprehensive coverage of the clinical manifestations of chemical sensitivity. The potential damaging effects of pollutant exposure to various anatomical systems are discussed in detail, and the illness likely...