"For individuals with a chlorine allergy, saltwater pools are often the best alternative," pool expert Jimmie Meece said during his exclusive interview with House Digest. "They use a lower ...

Chlorine sensitivity and allergies are more common in competitive swimmers than you would think, as chlorine itself is a natural irritant. Because swimming is one of the most difficult forms of ...

Chlorine doesn’t cause allergies, but it can trigger a reaction by irritating your skin. People who are sensitive to chlorine may develop itching, redness, or a rash when their skin comes into ...

The risk of asthma and allergy was not influenced by swimming ... the researchers argue, is that the chlorine-based toxic chemicals in the water or hovering in the air at the pool surface cause ...

Although this classification of allergy-prone swimmers may seem rare ... performed by toxicologist Dr. Alfred Bernard confirms that chlorine and the byproducts it releases in the water hover ...

Chlorine rashes aren't actually due to allergies (according to the American College of Allergy, Asthma, and Immunology, you can't really be allergic to chlorine). You can, however, be sensitive ...

The risk of asthma and allergy was not influenced by swimming ... the researchers said, is that the chlorine-based toxic chemicals in the water or hovering in the air at the pool surface caused ...

Figuring it was a chlorine allergy, she avoided pools. Then she had the same reaction while swimming in a lake. Allen has been diagnosed with aquagenic urticarial, a skin condition that involves ...

London: Chlorine in tap water has been linked to the rising number of people developing food allergies, a study has revealed. The chemical, which is used to treat drinking water and is also ...

Jackson is guided by head coach Drew Whorley. Oddly enough, Whorley also was diagnosed with a chlorine allergy when he swam in college. When he saw what Pomar-Enders was enduring he suggested that ...