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PATM and the typical office job
I've begun smearing VapoRub on the air vents in my office.
Whatever throat soothing properties it has seems to counteract some if not all of the side effects of PATM.
Ever since doing it, my coworker who sits maybe 3 feet from me no longer sits there all day gasping for air. I've noticed a lot less reactions throughout the office as well. I even got a comment about how my section smells "pleasant".
I'm not suggesting you walk around with your body covered in the stuff, but try rubbing it on your neck or keep a jar in your work space with the lid off. See if it helps!
TRY IT, you have nothing to lose except maybe a few dollars
Has anyone found any other products that help minimize reactions?
Whatever throat soothing properties it has seems to counteract some if not all of the side effects of PATM.
Ever since doing it, my coworker who sits maybe 3 feet from me no longer sits there all day gasping for air. I've noticed a lot less reactions throughout the office as well. I even got a comment about how my section smells "pleasant".
I'm not suggesting you walk around with your body covered in the stuff, but try rubbing it on your neck or keep a jar in your work space with the lid off. See if it helps!
TRY IT, you have nothing to lose except maybe a few dollars
Has anyone found any other products that help minimize reactions?
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