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Originally Posted by kayleigh.
If third hand smoke even exists then nobody can escape it at all, and we're all going to die of lung cancer induced by people smoking outside. What a load of balls, to be frank. Scientists need to waste time on something valuable.
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AMEN.
Since the idea that trace amounts of 3rd-hand smoke is affecting people negatively is nowhere near ultimately proven, and even if it were, I would encourage these supporters of agenda-terror to focus on other things and realize that the battle is on such a small scale that it's inconsequential in the face of all the other dangers out there... Here are some, not including being raped and killed in an alley downtown:
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Tannins occur widely in plant foods and we ingest them daily in tea, coffee, and cocoa. Tannic acid has caused liver tumors in experimental animals, and may be linked to esophageal cancer in humans.
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Safrole, which is a liver carcinogen in rats, is found in sassafras tea, cinnamin, cocoa (trace), nutmeg, and other herbs and spices.
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Black pepper was found to be carcinogenic to experimental mice. Pyperadine and alpha-Methylpyrroline are secondary amines in black pepper which can be nitrosated to N-nitrosopiperadine, a strong carcinogen.
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Aflatoxins and
Ochratoxin A are natural toxins made by fungal food contaminants that also cause cancer in animals and humans.