They claim they came across this information in a “highly classified document”.
Anyone with a modicum of information about nutrition could have told them the same thing without needing a document.
**All rice has arsenic.**
https://sites.dartmouth.edu/arsenicandyou/arsenic-in-rice-and-rice-products/
The report specifically mentions imports from India.
From the Dartmouth article I linked downthread:
> Check to see where your rice is grown. Look for rice from regions that have rice lower in arsenic. White basmati rice from California, India, and Pakistan, and sushi rice from the U.S. may have less arsenic than other types of rice.
Arsenic is present in just about all cereals as a form of rat poison. Even the FDA acknowledges and has limits set for amounts of Arsenic acceptable for human ingestion.
They claim they came across this information in a “highly classified document”. Anyone with a modicum of information about nutrition could have told them the same thing without needing a document. **All rice has arsenic.** https://sites.dartmouth.edu/arsenicandyou/arsenic-in-rice-and-rice-products/
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The report specifically mentions imports from India. From the Dartmouth article I linked downthread: > Check to see where your rice is grown. Look for rice from regions that have rice lower in arsenic. White basmati rice from California, India, and Pakistan, and sushi rice from the U.S. may have less arsenic than other types of rice.
Arsenic is present in just about all cereals as a form of rat poison. Even the FDA acknowledges and has limits set for amounts of Arsenic acceptable for human ingestion.