The symptoms of long-term exposure to lower levels of toxic metals include:

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Likurg_2 [28]1 year ago

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The symptoms of long-term exposure to lower levels of toxic metals include Chronic illness effects.

The effects of exposure to heavy metals including lead, mercury, and arsenic include heavy metal poisoning (toxicity). The portions of your cells that heavy metals bind to hinder your organs from functioning properly. Heavy metal poisoning symptoms may be fatal and may result in permanent harm.

Different human organs are impacted by a number of acute and long-term harmful effects of heavy metals.

Examples of the consequences caused by the toxic effects of heavy metals include gastrointestinal and kidney dysfunction, neurological system diseases, skin lesions, vascular damage, immune system malfunction, birth defects, and cancer.

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