The Environmental Illness Resource Blog

Hi, I'm Maff, founder of The Environmental Illness Resource. I was diagnosed with chronic fatigue syndrome (CFS) at age 11 in 1990. I subsequently developed various other problems including multiple chemical sensitivities (MCS), allergies, and gut problems. I have made much progress through a combination of my own efforts researching my illness and self-treating along with the help of a few knowledgeable healthcare providers. Although I am now most definitely on the road to recovery I am far from healthy just yet. I therefore intend to use this blog as a journal of my attempts to improve my health further. I am always trying various treatments and products so will document my progress here, along with the commentary on enviromental illness related stories in the news. I hope my blog is of benefit to you all and please share your own experiences by writing your own blog here on The Environmental Illness Resource!

Yesterday I reported on a group of students at Stanislaus State College, California, who are campaigning for a campus ban on fragrances. That story can be read here:

Student Group Pushes for Fragrance Ban on College Campus

As I mentioned in that story,


Last week I finally started studying for a bachelor's degree, 10 years after I would have done so if I hadn't been ill.

I am happy to report that I have now moved past feeling anger towards my situation and instead am glad my life has turned out the way it has thus far. I now have a new purpose in life that started with the founding of The Environmental Illness Resource and now continues


Natural Trade Show - Harrogate, UK
Yesterday I was lucky enough to attend the Natural Trade Show and Total CAM Show which are being jointly held at the Harrogate International Centre. I say lucky because I was able to see a number of talks on natural health issues by some great

After more than 5 months of solid work I am delighted to welcome you to the new version of The Environmental Illness Resource!

When I decided it was time for a new site I really didn't appreciate the work it would involve. The original site which I started in 2004 had grown to a total of 1200 pages which all had to be copy and pasted to the new site once I'd got the design and database


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