Heavy metals in food are more common than you think

Lead, cadmium, arsenic, and mercury can contaminate everyday foods, harming the brain, heart, kidneys, and child development. Metals enter via soil, water, packaging, and processing, making exposure a daily risk. Even low levels can cause lasting effects. Risk can be reduced with varied diets, safe water, smart storage, and detox-supporting foods like broccoli sprouts, cilantro, garlic, turmeric, and by avoiding damaged cans or using water filters.

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