date:Oct 23, 2019
cereals tested in this study contained inorganic arsenic (the toxic form of arsenic) in excess of FDAs proposed action level of 100 parts per billion (ppb).
Eighty-three per cent of baby foods tested had more lead than the one-ppb limit endorsed by public health advocates, and one of every five foods tested had over 10 times that amount.
Decades of scientific research show that low levels of exposure to these heavy metals harm childrens developing brains with impacts that include IQ loss and o