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Incense penetrates our senses and brings us into a different world. When you walk into a church or temple and smell the ...

4. Incense and Scented Candles Burning incense sticks and scented candles may seem to create a relaxing ambiance, but they release a cocktail of airborne toxins.

In men, the link between incense exposure and impaired lung function was pronounced and statistically significant. The male participants exposed to incense burning were found to have 239% higher odds ...

Erika Radford; “This is the time of year for winter candles and burning incense, but there is a general lack of awareness of their potential health harms. Candles and incense sticks emit particle ...

Burning Concerns: New Study Links Scented Candles to Increased Cancer Risks 'Aesthetic' indoor candles can lead to serious health risks, including heart disease, lung cancer, and chronic bronchitis.

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Burning incense, a widespread practice in cultural and religious rituals, poses substantial health risks for people with allergies and asthma as per a case to be presented at the ACAAI Annual ...

Experts have issued a warning that burning incense could lead to a host of health issues, including allergies, asthma, headaches, and lung conditions. The fragrant material, often used in ...

“People who burn incense may not realize that family members, including children, who are exposed to secondhand smoke, face health consequences,” says allergist Mary Lee-Wong, senior author of ...