I can't remember if I read this here or I head it somewhere else...but the thing is that they're trying to pass a law that prohibit the use of perfumes and colognes in the work place...

Apparently they're using these arguments to prohibit them:

When scented products have been blamed for adversely affecting a person's health, some or all of the following symptoms are reported:

• headaches
  
• dizziness, lightheadedness
  
• nausea
  
• fatigue
  
• weakness
  
• insomnia
  
• malaise
  
• confusion
  
• loss of appetite
  
• depression
  
• anxiety
  
• numbness
  
• upper respiratory symptoms
  
• shortness of breath
  
• difficulty with concentration
  
• skin irritation

Allergic and asthmatic patients report that certain odours, even in the smallest amounts, can trigger an attack. In addition, those persons with "multiple chemical sensitivity" may also be affected. (Please note that several medical associations have not recognized multiple chemical sensitivity as a 'legitimate organic disease' at this time.)

The severity of these symptoms can vary. Some people report mild irritation while others are "incapacitated" and/or must give up many 'normal' activities in order to avoid exposure (such as going to public places).

What do you think about about this??? Wopuld you like to go to work and smell onions all day????