New Study says that scented candles are Unhealthy Its said that Scented Candles are a popular way to add ambiance and warmth to one's home. But recent research indicates some scented varieties, when lit, may emit chemicals such as benzene an d toluene, which are associated with developmental difficulties as well as damage to the brain, lungs and central nervous system. Scary stuff... The National Candle Association refutes such claims, pointing to decades of safety research, and no definitive studies have confirmed the long-term effect of candle exposure. You and I the consumer, might opt for a much healthier way to fragrance the air, and create a warm ambiance with Lampe Berget. It's know for killing 67% of the bacteria in your air, and fragrances the air you live in with no harmful effects. This process is accomplished through what is known as cataylic combustion. This process not only fragra...
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