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Smokey Smell
Have been smelling smoke (like someone was smoking) in completely non smoking area At home and at work
Maybe your neighbors smoke? My neighbors smoke and all that stuff flies into my apartment. It's really gross and it makes me sick!
Hey dendan.
Welcome to the forum.
The following is from a previous post of mine, regarding this issue.
The sufferer had indeed, a number of symptoms to report, at the time.
Your Dysosmia ( Phantosmia or Parosmia) as it's called in medical terms, may have
a very strong Emotional basis along with the Allergic component.
An advanced Energy Medicine Practitioner with training in Allergy Elimination
might be able to help you with this. By Allergy I refer to any Sensitivity, Reaction or Allergy.
Through Muscle Testing the Practitioner can verify the offending substances ( by process of elimination) and clear them through Energy re-balancing. At the same time treat the Emotional distress. This work is very intuitive, holistic and totally non-invasive.
The key is to find the right kind of practitioner.
For practitioners in your area you could contact Sandi Radomski, Naturopathic Doctor and Energy Psychotherapist, creator of the "Allergy Antidotes" -Allergy Elimination system.
She's trained thousands worldwide ( I'm one of them from Canada) .
Hopefully you will be able to "collapse" not only your Dysosmia but all of your other symptoms as well. It actually happens like that a lot. You treat the main issue- physical or emotional- and all the other symptoms start fading away!
I don't want to create any false hope, but please do your own research first.
Hopefully this helps.
Blessings,
Nikodicreta
P.S. This topic should be posted at the Allergy, Alternative Therapies, Ear- nose- & Throat
communities.
Do not be surprised if you don't get many responses on this, in the cancer community .
You may want to post again in the appropriate section of the forum, including any other questions you may have on this issue.
Take care.
Welcome to the forum.
The following is from a previous post of mine, regarding this issue.
The sufferer had indeed, a number of symptoms to report, at the time.
Your Dysosmia ( Phantosmia or Parosmia) as it's called in medical terms, may have
a very strong Emotional basis along with the Allergic component.
An advanced Energy Medicine Practitioner with training in Allergy Elimination
might be able to help you with this. By Allergy I refer to any Sensitivity, Reaction or Allergy.
Through Muscle Testing the Practitioner can verify the offending substances ( by process of elimination) and clear them through Energy re-balancing. At the same time treat the Emotional distress. This work is very intuitive, holistic and totally non-invasive.
The key is to find the right kind of practitioner.
For practitioners in your area you could contact Sandi Radomski, Naturopathic Doctor and Energy Psychotherapist, creator of the "Allergy Antidotes" -Allergy Elimination system.
She's trained thousands worldwide ( I'm one of them from Canada) .
Hopefully you will be able to "collapse" not only your Dysosmia but all of your other symptoms as well. It actually happens like that a lot. You treat the main issue- physical or emotional- and all the other symptoms start fading away!
I don't want to create any false hope, but please do your own research first.
Hopefully this helps.
Blessings,
Nikodicreta
P.S. This topic should be posted at the Allergy, Alternative Therapies, Ear- nose- & Throat
communities.
Do not be surprised if you don't get many responses on this, in the cancer community .
You may want to post again in the appropriate section of the forum, including any other questions you may have on this issue.
Take care.
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