Understand the fundamental differences between irritants and allergens. Exposure to an allergen provokes a physical reaction in your body in response to an unnatural protein. Irritants include things like paper dust, chemical fumes, perfume and cigarette smoke. These substances are irksome, but they do not carry an actual health risk, most of the time.
Many people can have allergic reactions to the household cleaners they are using in their home. Many times this problem can be solved by simply switching to natural products and getting away from chemical cleaners. Baking soda, plain soap, vinegar, and lemon juice can all be used to clean your home naturally.
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