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How We Accumulate Toxic Metals From Everyday Living

February 19, 2018

We tend to turn a blind eye to things that cause us toxicity like people and work because we think it’s only a waste of time. However, there is one kind that we should not ignore—toxic metals.When we think of chronic diseases, we easily come up with the most rampant fatal illnesses in the country like cardiovascular problems, cancer, and diabetes. Very few pay attention to environmental toxins but the truth is, these toxins are everywhere—at your home, your work, or on your plate.

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