Arsenic in Rice: Should You Worry?
by Berkeley Wellness
Some research has found "worrisome levels" of arsenic in rice. That doesn't mean you need to avoid rice altogether, but it may be wise to take steps to reduce your exposure to to the substance.
Some research has found "worrisome levels" of arsenic in rice. That doesn't mean you need to avoid rice altogether, but it may be wise to take steps to reduce your exposure to to the substance.
Got rust? This oxidized iron occurs naturally in some drinking water sources and can also come from old, corroded pipes. While it may look and taste unpleasant, the reddish-brown liquid is not a threat to your health.
Manufacturers are hyping the supposed benefits of drinking oxygenated water but does the hype live up to the facts? We think not.