Bearnadine Beaumont - Aerotoxic Team:
https://www.aerotoxicteam.com/vc-fume-pilot.html
The long-term effects from exposure to the chemicals wreak complete havoc and chaos on the health and lives of those affected. Many pilots have lost their license to continue flying aircraft due to their exposure and subsequent injuries (Aerotoxic Syndrome). Too many crew (both flight and cabin crew) have had to end their career’s because of Aerotoxic Syndrome. Passengers are generally unaware of the possibility of becoming ill from the contaminated air in aircraft.
What is ‘Aerotoxic Syndrome’?
Wikipedia:
Note the phrase - ‘Nocebo Effect’, created by the Airline Industry and its medical consultants to discredit the people suffering the effects from exposure and to downplay the possibility of causation between breathing harmful fumes and the long-term injuries experienced:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Aerotoxic_syndrome
Aerotoxic Association:
https://www.aerotoxic.org/what-is-aerotxic/symptoms-of-aerotoxic-syndrome/
Professor Chris Winder:
https://safe.no/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Prof-Chris-Winder-Aerotoxic-Syndrome.pdf
The Aerotoxic Logbook - Anstageslicht:
https://www.anstageslicht.de/aktuelle-entwicklungen/aerotoxic-matters-containing-the-aerotoxic-logbook/aerotoxic-logbook-english/
Professor C. Vyvyan Howard - Emeritus Professor, University of Ulster., David W. Johnson, John Morton, Susan Michaelis, David Supplee, Jonathan Burton.
Gavin Publishers - Nano Medicine and Nanoscience Research (ISSN: 2577-1477)
Published 07 February 2018: