When you are pregnant, it is important to avoid foods and drinks that can be dangerous to you and your baby. While most foods and drinks are completely safe to enjoy, you should avoid some, such as raw fish, unpasteurized milk, alcohol, and fish high in mercury. Additionally, some foods and drinks, such as coffee and foods high in added sugar, should be limited to promote a healthy pregnancy.

Heavy metal poisoning is the accumulation of various metals in the body. Factors such as environment and living conditions are the causes of heavy metal poisoning in the body. So how to detoxify heavy metals? Is there any way to limit metal poisoning?

Cadmium is the most widely distributed of the six heavy metals (lead, cadmium, mercury, zinc, arsenic and selenium) and mercury is the most restricted. The average intake of lead, cadmium and mercury is below the WHO/FAO tolerable intake levels for adults, but not for arsenic and selenium. However, increased concentrations of these elements in food would be considered undesirable.

Heavy metal poisoning can happen when you come into contact with certain metals, making you sick and affecting the way your body works. Heavy metals: Arsenic, lead, mercury... are all in the ground we walk on, in the water we drink and in the products we use every day. With most heavy metals, high levels can cause health problems.