Heavy Metal Toxins a Danger in Homes

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Heavy Metal Toxins a Danger in Homes
(HealthDay News, 1/20/07)

The Mayo Clinic’s newsletter warns that old paint, leaded crystal, garden chemicals, jewelry, glazed pottery, herbal supplements, seafood and other everyday items may contain heavy metals, like arsenic, lead and mercury. The article states that symptoms of heavy metal poisoning may include “hearing loss, impaired concentration, personality changes, and loss of feeling, especially in the fingertips.” The author advises anyone concerned about possible exposure to contact a doctor for testing and diagnosis.

(Mayo Clinic Health Letter, January 2007)

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