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'''Locations effect''' is the phenomenon observed by many{{Citation needed|reason=In order to imply a quantity of patients this refers to, one would need some kind of citation. Otherwise better to use a wording that is even more indefinite, such as some.}} [[Myalgic Encephalomyelitis]], [[Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]], [[Multiple Chemical Sensitivity]], and [[Mold illness|Mold Illness]] patients that they feel dramatically better in some specific buildings, towns, or regions of the world. While there is no evidence to directly support or explain this phenomenon, many speculate it relates to lower air and chemical pollution and/or drier environments. These locations are frequently beaches or deserts untouched by urban or industrial pollution or nonorganic farming. | '''Locations effect''' is the phenomenon observed by many{{Citation needed|reason=In order to imply a quantity of patients this refers to, one would need some kind of citation. Otherwise better to use a wording that is even more indefinite, such as some.}} [[Myalgic Encephalomyelitis]], [[Chronic Fatigue Syndrome]], [[multiple chemical sensitivity|Multiple Chemical Sensitivity]], and [[Mold illness|Mold Illness]] patients that they feel dramatically better in some specific buildings, towns, or regions of the world. While there is no evidence to directly support or explain this phenomenon, many speculate it relates to lower air and chemical pollution and/or drier environments. These locations are frequently beaches or deserts untouched by urban or industrial pollution or nonorganic farming. | ||
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Latest revision as of 20:21, August 1, 2021
Locations effect is the phenomenon observed by many[citation needed] Myalgic Encephalomyelitis, Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Multiple Chemical Sensitivity, and Mold Illness patients that they feel dramatically better in some specific buildings, towns, or regions of the world. While there is no evidence to directly support or explain this phenomenon, many speculate it relates to lower air and chemical pollution and/or drier environments. These locations are frequently beaches or deserts untouched by urban or industrial pollution or nonorganic farming.
