Background on Sources, Symptoms, Biomarkers and Treatment of
Chronic Carbon Monoxide Poisoning by Albert Donnay, MHS,
Environmental President, MCS Referral & Resource "And have I not
told you that what you mistake for madness is but overacuteness
of the senses?" Edgar Allan Poe, The Tell-Tale Heart, 1843 CO
poisoning has long been known as the Great Imitator in medicine
since its symptoms may mimic of those of many other disorders,
including: Alzheimer's · Addison's · Anemia · Asthma · Attention
Deficit Disorder · Autism · Chronic Fatigue Syndrome ·
Depression · Dysautonomia · Fibromyalgia · Irritable Bowel
Syndrome · Lupus (SLE) · Migraine · Multiple Chemical
Sensitivity · Multiple Sclerosis · Neurally Mediated Hypotension
· Panic Disorder · Parkinson's · Psychoses · Reactive Airways
Dysfunction Syndrome · Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy · Stress
Research into many of these disorders suggest that they may be
caused by CO poisoning, and thus also possibly helped by CO
treatments. - Sources of Carbon Monoxide (CO