Like Some Arsenic With That Bird? You Got It.
According to science writer Deborah Blum in an L.A. Times op-ed, trace amounts of arsenic — enough to produce a cancer risk — are found in American chicken and turkey, due to the use of an arsenic-containing poultry feed called Roxarsone. The strangely-named substance is banned in Europe but used in the U.S. to make meat look fresher.
http://healthland.time.com/2010/11/2...ey-you-got-it/ |
There are trace amounts of arsnic in peach pits and stuff too isn't there?
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But do you know anyone who eats those? |
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I think you'll find that there's nasty shit in just about everything we consume, in some form or another.
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It does. In kittens.
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the dose makes the poison...
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