External

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There is a growing list of external factors that influence a person's state of health. Those factors include:

  • Accidents or Injuries
  • Life events
  • Smoking
  • Clothing and Shoes
  • Excipients and fillers
  • The impact of computers, cell phones, PDAs and wireless networks
  • Chemicals in Personal Care Products
  • Chemicals in household products
  • Chemicals in gardening supplies
  • Chemicals in hobby supplies, toys, etc.
  • Cooking and storage equipment and utensils
  • Tattoos and body piercings
  • Flying
  • Ergonomics, carrying loads (purses, backpacks, etc.)
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