CADMIUM
Source: Intensive work done by Professor Bryce-Smith on Zinc.
Cadmium slowly builds up in the liver and kidneys. It concentrates
in the placenta. This lowers the birthweight.
Cadmium is a tenacious and insidious poison.
People who have been exposed to tobacco smoke as a child can still
have a toxic level in the blood when they are well over the age of
forty.
- high in cigarette smoke
- a highly toxic metal.
- has an affinity for lead.
- antagonistic to zinc.
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