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November 1, 2012

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Arsenic

Arsenic (Photo credit: Wikipedia)

Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine (PCRM) says about 2 million pounds of arsenic were sold in 2010 that made its way to meat products. Meats are dangerous enough without having arsenic added to them!

More than 1.5 Million Pounds of Arsenic-Laden Drugs Sold to Meat Producers (foodconsumer.org)
Arsenic in Motts Apple Juice and Recent Food Recalls (savings.com)
Want to Consider Vegetarianism but don’t know how? (georgefebish.wordpress.com)
Which Foods are Really Healthy or Unhealthy? (georgefebish.wordpress.com)
US: Arsenic warning sparks rice import ban (Consumers International) (darwishmohammad.wordpress.com)
The New Rules for Rice (mensjournal.com)
Arsenic and Rice (wnyc.org)
MOTHER JONES: Waiter, There is Arsenic in My Rice (faktensucher.wordpress.com)
Brown Rice Syrup in Baby’s Only Organic Formulas Tests Undetectable for Arsenic (sacbee.com)

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