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smelling cigarette smoke
by summerof2008, Jul 23, 2008 08:57PM
I saw a related discussion on this, but it is not closed and I didn't think anything applied. I was out tonight in a restaurant. All of a sudden I smelled cigarette smoke, although no one was smoking. This didn't last long, but triggered some asthma. I took my inhaler. Cigarette smoke has been a trigger in past. I wondered if maybe something triggered the association from the past physically, emotionally, or mentally. Perhaps, because I've been eating cleaner foods, I'm detoxifying and this was some of the old toxins from passive smoke long ago being released. I just found it curious.
This discussion is related to constantly smelling cigarette smoke.
This discussion is related to constantly smelling cigarette smoke.
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