… People can be exposed to these metals by ingesting contaminated food or water and
their … of the following toxic metals in food: cadmium, lead, mercury, arsenic, and aluminum. …

… toxic metal/metalloid accumulation can aid the development of crop plants with strongly
reduced toxic … importance as a metal/metalloid contaminant in plant-derived food, the molecular …

… The anorectic impact exerted by this toxic metal supports its role in catecholaminergic,
glutamatergic, and serotoninergic neurotransmission. In addition to the anorectic impact in the …

… The difference in the concentration of Cu between lettuce and diatoms suggests that the
bioavailable fraction of metal in the food better determines dietborne metal toxicity, rather than …

… The major metals of potential health concern found in food, drugs … Other metals, such
as chromium, copper, manganese, … of the toxicity of these four most toxic metals follows. …

… In this chapter, metal concentrations in food are expressed per kg fresh … food and thus the
conventional way to present the occurrence of metals and metalloids, such as arsenic, in food. …

… safety of street food should be considered. This study has investigated the level of potential
toxic metal (Pb, Cd, Hg, Sb, Mn, and Al) contamination among street-vended foods in Benin …

… the level of food contamination with toxic heavy metals in Iran. … and spread of toxic metals
in some foods was defined out of … of toxic heavy metals in a variety of foods available in Iran’s …

… poisoning,” “herbals and metal poisoning,” “use of plant extracts in the treatment of metal
toxicity,” “foods and supplements for treating metal toxicity,” etc. Fact sheets and updates from …

… of each element in different foods. Heavy metal toxicity can diminish mental and central …
Food is considered one of the main routes of toxic element exposure for humans. Numerous …