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Chemophobia: Understanding the Fear of Chemicals - Symptoms & Causes
Chemophobia is an irrational, intense fear of chemicals—a specific phobia (anxiety disorder). Sufferers avoid chemicals/products (cleaners, pesticides, cosmetics) and places where chemicals are used (labs, factories), leading to anxiety, avoidance, and social isolation. Treatment: cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) to reframe thoughts and gradually expose to feared stimuli.
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