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Arsenic in Rice: 11 Facts You Need to Know

FDA tests find very low levels of arsenic in rice

The FDA investigated the matter a year later and

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["A]ll of the data suggest levels that are not high enough to give us cause for concern for immediate or near-term effects," said FDA commissioner Margaret Hamburg.

The arsenic accumulates in the hull, the outer portion of the rice, "so the more highly you refine and polish rice, the more arsenic is reduced," said Donald Zink, an FDA senior science adviser.

The brown rice had 160 parts per billion inorganic arsenic per serving

The Environmental Protection Agency has set arsenic limits for drinking water at 10 parts per billion, by comparison.

Quotes taken out of the article's text order for clarity -- I was ready to toss out the rice I keep here until I found this is old news.

It's like the findings that some sodium gets into drinking water that is made with a water softener that uses a saline brine (water softener salt) but the sodium level is very low from saline ion exchange.

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Originally Posted by Barry-xlovecam (Post 20295555)

FDA tests find very low levels of arsenic in rice

The FDA investigated the matter a year later and

Quotes taken out of the article's text order for clarity -- I was ready to toss out the rice I keep here until I found this is old news.

It's like the findings that some sodium gets into drinking water that is made with a water softener that uses a saline brine (water softener salt) but the sodium level is very low from saline ion exchange.

the fda are the people that allow all those pills on the market! :1orglaugh you know kidney failure, bleeding rectum, racing heart, thought of suicide etc..... :helpme :thumbsup

I eat maybe 5 pounds of brown or emperor (full grain) rice a year, if that.

I probably eat more arsenic from fruit and vegetables (pesticides) that I forget to wash with dishsoap and water before I eat them.

But if the concentrations of arsenic are that dangerous -- why don't people in Asia, where rice is a larger part of their diets, not have much higher cancer rates then they do?

That being said, I wouldn't eat brown rice every day of feed a baby rice cereal daily knowing this ...

Don't forget the GMO corn that gets into everything we eat in the USA :upsidedow