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These 3 were different from her usual approach (at least I thought so). The frightening stuff was up front and the "you can do it" was second. You can call OSHA yourself to have the air tested in your workplace. It's a "right." I guess people could get irritated with you. But if you are in management or something, you can just do it.

When I worked, a number of my coworkers complained about numerous allergic problems they were having with the air in the building. Interestingly enough, I never was bothered even with my lifelong allergies. When testing was done, they found the building air to be "in compliance". I think oftentimes when testing is done, the standards for the norm give businesses lots of latitude.

I'm just glad that I have already switched to many non toxic products. Needless to say, I will continue switching. I have been through the detox process with Dr Jen and I had formeldahyde and aluminum. It can seem overwhelming to 'clean up' but whatever steps you take are better than no steps at all.