Sure, maybe a good point. I think the impact of alcohol on the physical body might be of a greater problem though than that of a few perfumes. And I'm not even saying there should be a push to make labelling happen although they do for cigarettes' so could they do it for alcohol ? Would the public overall be kind of ticked off that government would do this, maybe chipping away how some would consider their having a good time?
It's easy. Put this warning on everything: "The Chief Health Officer has determined that being alive is dangerous to your health"
Over half of all pollution in towns and cities in the UK is volatile organic compounds from perfumes and cleaning products. It also directly affects people other than the person using it unlike alcohol (violence, etc is indirect in this use of the term). When I was first diagnosed as having a rection to perfumes my doctor said it was 1 in 10 people who have some sort of adverse reaction, now they say its 1 in 2. All affected by ther peoples use of the products. If it didnt affect others I wouldnt care.Sure, maybe a good point. I think the impact of alcohol on the physical body might be of a greater problem though than that of a few perfumes. And I'm not even saying there should be a push to make labelling happen although they do for cigarettes' so could they do it for alcohol ? Would the public overall be kind of ticked off that government would do this, maybe chipping away how some would consider their having a good time?
