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Can This Organic Sweetener Be A Source of Arsenic?

Lots of people are trying to eat healthier these days. They choose natural sweeteners like honey, molasses, and fruit instead of artificial ones. However, even when a product is labeled as "organic," it might not always be the safest option if we are unaware of its origins or what it contains. In the United States, concerns have been raised about the levels of arsenic, especially inorganic arsenic compounds, which can be found in certain organic products.

Recreational Drugs and Arsenic Toxicity

At some point in our lives, we've all been tempted to sneak a treat from the metaphorical cookie jar of recreational substances. From cigarettes to weed to psychedelics, these experiments in cognitive alteration may have different motivations – social bonding, stress relief, or even a strive towards addiction. The youth and adult demographics are increasingly exploring various methods of consuming such compounds, blurring the lines of traditional recreational drug use.

The Dangers Of Chelation Therapy

We've all heard about chelation therapy and how it is very popular in the mineral world- probably one of the most wid...
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