With organic toxins, mushrooms break down molecular bonds, thus neutralizing toxins or breaking the toxins down.
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"Antibodies look for toxins and attempt to use the immune system to cure those toxins," she said.
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Plastics in landfills can leech out toxins, and these plastics and toxins can end up in local waterways.
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The researchers said far less research exists on the dangers of airborne fungal toxins than on fungal toxins in foods.
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The cremation process belches carbon dioxide and toxins like mercury; the metals from caskets can corrode and degrade toxins into cemetery soil.
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For instance, researchers found that the aerosol from e-cigarettes was significantly lower in toxins than from conventional cigarettes, although toxins could be detected.
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Separate from that, the toxins build up, one of the most important toxins being potassium, which, at high levels, can make the heart stop.
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In other cases, such as with heavy metals, the mushrooms bind the toxins through a process called chelation and in turn make the toxins innocuous.
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These spores may grow and multiply to create toxins when rice is left out at room temperature after cooking, and these toxins can cause food poisoning when ingested.
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Those animals have evolved defenses against plant toxins, but a new study indicates that, as animals get warmer, they are less able to fight off the toxins they ingest.
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Poison dart frogs eat beetles and other insects that produce powerful toxins (alkaloids), and then concentrate these diet-derived toxins on their skin, granting themselves a formidable defense against predators.
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This includes 10,000 people who have developed various cancers associated with exposure to the toxins, with 93 to 80 new cases of cancers associated with 9/11 toxins certified each month.
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Toxins: The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) is delaying a rule to amend the list of agents and toxins that have the potential to pose a severe threat to animals and plants.
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The researchers at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute found traces of select toxins in e-cigarette vapors, but these various toxins were nine to 450 times less prevalent than in conventional cigarette smoke.
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Chewing up plastics could create small fragments that "pick up toxins like a sponge, transport these toxins up the food chain, and can cause harm to the environment and human health," said Naryan.
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So far, 32 people in the US and 18 in Canada have been infected with a dangerous strain of E. coli that produces toxins called Shiga toxins and can sometimes cause kidney failure.
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Other researchers at the Roswell Park Cancer Institute found traces of select toxins in e-cigarette vapors, but these various toxins were nine to 450 times less prevalent than in conventional cigarette smoke.
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I frowned as I changed back into my clothes. Toxins?
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The toxins may also make surrounding air difficult to breathe.
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"This deodorant ousts toxins from my body," I say smugly.
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Soil just sits there, meaning that toxins linger for centuries.
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But if they're toxins, how are products pulling them out?
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You have to smoke it to burn off the toxins.
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Those toxins trigger an immune response that leads to inflammation.
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Let's get some of those toxins out of our bodies.
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This is mighty useful in terms of preventing ingesting toxins.
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Filters were engineered to reduce lung cancer by blocking toxins.
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It can release about 130 different toxins during a bite.
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Toxins in their skin may yield new antibiotics and painkillers.
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Male bella moths even use their toxins to attract mates.
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Sometimes, he learned, the added genes let bacteria produce toxins.
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For babies, you don't want to give them the toxins.
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Airborne toxins damage us in a staggering number of ways.
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Fracking contaminates water supplies with toxins, endocrine disruptors and radium.
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Red tide results from toxins released by dead algae blooms.
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Or researchers may develop toxins that target only specific species.
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Peanuts have a soft shell that's permeable to chemicals and toxins Peanuts have a soft shell that's permeable to chemicals and toxins, which means the flesh is exposed to pesticides, mold, and fungi, too.
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When the liver isn't functioning properly, it doesn't filter toxins out of the body, and these toxins can show up on your skin in the form of pimples, rashes, and even eczema and psoriasis.
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Toxins in Salem drinking water prompt Oregon governor&aposs emergency declaration.
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TSS is a dangerous, sometimes fatal illness caused by bacterial toxins.
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Toxins disrupt our brains' processing, leading to misfires and bad data.
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The brain is designed so that toxins would not get there.
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During growth spurts, smaller levels of toxins can do greater damage.
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It can absorb toxins, making it more dangerous still to ingest.
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Street cannabis can contain 52 toxins; pharmacies will sell purer weed.
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Some animals, like some scorpions and spiders, have evolved similar toxins.
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More than 400,000 people may have been exposed to the toxins.
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And it's also partly due to environmental toxins and possibly pesticides.
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The water there had become tainted with lead and other toxins.
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A company is like the human body — toxins accumulate over time.
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The same toxins were identified in patients tested by the department.
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When marine life ingests the toxins, they become disoriented and drown.
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"You're just putting toxins into your body more quickly," she says.
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"The rapid kit only checks for surface antigens (toxins)," she says.
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It's the vague talk of toxins that reminds doctors of leeches.
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Or pumping my body full of toxins, which were poisoning me?
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But sweating out toxins as you eat them doesn't come cheaply.
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But e-cigarettes still contain highly addictive nicotine and many toxins.
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But there's no evidence that sweating out such toxins improves health.
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The liver and kidneys remove far more toxins than sweat glands.
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Items like batteries, fridges and other equipment, produce deadly carcinogenic toxins.
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We also used specialized decontamination techniques to remove any residual toxins.
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Factories and cars that spew toxins ruin the air for everyone.
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This causes your body's fat molecules to vibrate and release toxins.
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" He went on, "Some toxins can be deadly in small doses.
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Back then, the site leached toxins into hundreds of nearby basements.
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Plants grow toward the light; they produce toxins in response to pathogens.
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These tents aren't feasibly recycled, never break down and leach hazardous toxins.
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The Defense Department would bolster protections against lead, mold and other toxins.
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Fossil fuels release both toxins and heat-trapping carbon dioxide when burnt.
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A mosquito, engineered to inject toxins, could be used as a weapon.
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As the name suggests, the toxins don't break down in the environment.
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"When brands refer to pulling out toxins, they're being misleading," says Wilson.
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But it's also possible that all that wind disperses the toxins quickly.
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You have platypus with toxins that are similar to snakes and spiders.
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When the pressure is removed, toxins can flow rapidly through the body.
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That means it could be easier to find those toxins in pigeon.
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So too does consumption of clay by humans shield us from toxins.
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It stimulates the organs to release toxins and doesn't hurt your body.
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Over 85033 percent of them contained arsenic, cadmium, bisphenols or other toxins.
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Another time, another place, but the same toxins coursing through similar veins.
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The latest findings said the toxins were phenol, cyanide and ferrous hydroxide.
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The toxins are then passed out of the body in the stool.
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Toxins tend to make the ingestor sick within four or five hours.
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These are lovable mammals with Disney faces — unless poisoned by lethal toxins.
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Airborne toxins are so pernicious that they may have shaped human evolution.
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Gilani held that Iran's body politic needed to be cleansed of toxins.
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Certain plants, including milkweed, make particularly nasty toxins known as cardiac glycosides.
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A chart graphing the degrees of toxins in fish and other seafood.
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Igniting tobacco causes it to undergo a chemical process that emits toxins.
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However, these sorts of filters also don't necessarily protect against chemical toxins.
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That said, there are also toxins that slip right past our anti-venom producers, and there are certain toxins, like the potent paralytics, that are what scientists call "immunogenic"—they don't stimulate the same immune response in animals.
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They also seem to have significantly fewer toxins and carcinogens than regular cigarettes.
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It also absorbs toxins faster than other plastics, and it is not biodegradable.
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When they find it, they latch on and shoot it full of toxins.
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She recalls feeling what she deems as toxins and impurities leaving her body.
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Discarded gadgets can leak mercury, cadmium, arsenic, and other toxins into the environment.
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They are not contaminated with bacteria or toxins — these come from our bodies.
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The untreated meat will literally make you "shark drunk" because of the toxins.
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Bacteria are able to do everything from breaking down toxins to synthesizing vitamins.
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The pollutants and toxins in the rubble will pose a risk for decades.
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None of their products contain harmful chemicals and toxins that other brands use.
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Its venom contains four toxins that aren't present in other snake species' venom.
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The rats became less tolerant of the toxins and began to lose weight.
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Not to suggest that all of them are leaking toxins every which way.
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The warmer rats couldn't process the toxins in the creosote and got sick.
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Hence the need to throw up, to rid the stomach of any toxins.
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A recent report revealed they are probably due to toxins from unripe lychees.
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In addition to Strep A, floodwaters can contain E. coli and other toxins.
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Smoke from traditional tobacco cigarettes is obviously filled with no shortage of toxins.
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The regulation seeks to limit toxins and other pollutants in power plant wastewater.
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However, these products deliver some of the same cancer-causing toxins as cigarettes.
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I had a double shot of espresso to get the toxins flowing again.
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People inject poisonous toxins into their face to temporarily get rid of wrinkles.
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While the algae itself isn't toxic, it can release toxins as it dies.
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Our tests all came back negative for food pathogens, toxins or outside contamination.
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We've only just begun to investigate how venom toxins can help us medically.
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You know what does a good job of ridding the body of toxins?
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These toxins suppress the whales' immune systems, making them more susceptible to disease.
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It works by helping antibodies respond to toxins and foreign substances, Majumdar said.
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He's been coming once a week to "sweat out the toxins" ever since.
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But he noted that these toxins were detected even at the lowest levels.
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Only some forms of cyanobacteria—also known as blue-green algae—contain toxins.
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Even some bacteria do this before releasing toxins or lighting up with bioluminescence.
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E-cigarette users inhale far fewer toxins than do smokers of traditional cigarettes.
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Box-jellyfish toxins included, Berwald makes this world inviting and easy to visualize.
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Marine mammals can also hold contaminants such as toxins from harmful algal blooms.
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People also can become ill if they eat shellfish loaded with the toxins.
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The algae release toxins when they die that are deadly to marine life.
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Dialysis filters toxins from the blood when a patient's kidneys no longer work.
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Dig everything up and risk exposing all those toxins again to the environment?
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"While other venomous animals like vipers and scorpions require fangs or stingers to deliver its toxins, [the kambo] frog utilizes its absorption enhancer poison to allow a fast entry of toxins through the predator's skin to its bloodstream," he adds.
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"First it takes all the toxins out of the blood, then it turns the toxins in the lung into mucus, and all the plants in tea helps boost the human immune system," Baatar Chantsaldulam, the CEO of Dr. Baatar, said.
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Only the Lake in Central Park and the Prospect Park Lake in Brooklyn are listed as "confirmed with high toxins," meaning that water samples collected there have toxins in large enough quantities to cause health effects in people and animals.
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Both the toxins and the commotion can further cripple the orcas&apos immune systems.
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It happens when disease-causing germs or harmful toxins contaminate the food we eat.
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For months it syphoned off toxins and burrowed this pit, growing without our knowledge.
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"'Toxins' is not a scientific word when people talk about juice cleanses," said Doron.
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However, their larger muscles accumulate toxins from anaerobic respiration faster than smaller ones do.
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Hydration helps you stay alert, flush toxins, lose weight and yes — even stay warm.
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When an animal breathes in, the toxins enter the body, eventually reaching the bloodstream.
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If your pipes are contaminated, that water will have the most accumulation of toxins.
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The toxins can kill shoals of fish that later wash up on the beach.
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And only 3.8 percent of survey respondents knew added sugar increases toxins in smoke.
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But when TSS does occur, it develops from toxins already present in the body.
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Thousands more have developed illnesses stemming from exposure to the toxins at ground zero.
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It turns out that all feeds were contaminated with GMOs, Roundup, and other toxins.
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Filters also altered the way tobacco burns, actually increasing some toxins in the smoke.
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It's not like cigarette smoke or other toxins that you can see and smell.
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The EPA hasn't been able to test the floodwaters for possible toxins and contaminants.
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It killed food pathogens, made it possible to store food longer and destroyed toxins.
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But for the most part, the body handles toxins just fine on its own.
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By the time you're hungover, he says, those toxins have already come and gone.
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Toxins from the algae reach the air and can be inhaled, causing bronchial constrictions.
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Algal blooms releasing toxins into water have recently hit southeastern Florida with increasing frequency.
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Plus, as with most powders, they're also potential respiratory toxins in high enough concentrations.
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Its toxins deplete seawater of oxygen and kill the sea creatures that ingest it.
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Environmental exposure to cigarette smoke, alcohol, air pollution and toxins further increase the risk.
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So does it matter that people excrete small amounts of toxins in their sweat?
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Igniting tobacco causes it to undergo a chemical process that emits toxins in cigarettes.
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By now it's familiar: VA denies service-connection linkage between battlefield toxins and disabilities.
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These toxins are generated by normal internal processes or come from the external environment.
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The nanowires may also power other microbes that can signal pollutants, toxins or explosives.
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"Red tide [toxins] can concentrate in the food sources of these turtles," Kraus said.
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One could not help but feel the cumulative devastation of toxins in our environment.
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Making matters worse, the toxins were a "crude" mixture of bacteria, O'Donnell-Tormey said.
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Participants completed questionnaires on their exposure to toxins at work and provided blood samples.
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It could also potentially be used in reverse — to remove toxins from the body.
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When algae blooms and then dies, it releases toxins that can kill marine life.
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During harmful algal blooms, the algae release toxins that make their way into shellfish.
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The truth is that the body is excellent at self-regulating toxins, bacteria and viruses.
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She also keeps the temperature even and filters out toxins with her liver and kidneys.
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This affects the texture and the metabolism of the oyster, making it produce more toxins.
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BAD TIP #4: Use an infrared sauna to sweat out toxins and get beautiful skin.
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So they gave us this drink that had charcoal in it, to remove the toxins.
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By contrast, toxins remain in the soil for centuries, and are hugely expensive to eradicate.
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"They told us we were breathing toxins and we should leave," she said of authorities.
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As your liver stops clearing toxins from your blood, they affect your brain, causing confusion.
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In fact it's evolved more toxins than many other plants, but it hasn't evolved alone.
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Mines can use sphagnum to filter out toxins from pits where by-products are collected.
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Some sea creatures — such as fish and sharks — are impacted by toxins through their gills.
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Environmental issues such as exposure to lead and toxins could also play an important role.
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Bitterness, you see, fills us with disgust specifically because many naturally-occurring toxins are bitter.
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The toxins repel the tiny animals called polyps essential to the ecosystem of the corals.
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In this scenario, it protects us against some of the consequences of toxins or pathogens.
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It can clear out toxins that build up in the brain and prevent neurodegenerative diseases.
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Parke-Davis and Company began producing Coley's toxins in 1899, and continued for 30 years.
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Its results were more predictable, and the cancer establishment began turning away from Coley's toxins.
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This is a potential exposure pathway for toxins to reach people and organisms, he said.
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Moreover, subverting air toxins can be as simple washing your face with the right cleanser.
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They also have a right to demand protections against environmental toxins that raise disease risk.
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On top of all that, the human body's own toxins are problematic on their own.
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Lemon water in the morning can't flush out the toxins from last night's gastropub binge.
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Take the recent revelation that fire ant toxins may lead, via bites, to corneal lesions.
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I remember the pain that remained even as the toxins he ingested left his body.
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Companies often frame the discomfort as a positive, a sign of "toxins" leaving the body.
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But the idea that detoxes or cleanses remove toxins from your body borders on nonsense.
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Toxins do not "build up" inside you (with the exception of actual poisoning, of course).
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Myth No. 7: Colon cleansing is a necessary way to remove toxins from your body.
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But there may be an added benefit to the extra coil: lower levels of toxins.
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The feet, she says, are a very efficient pathway for releasing toxins from the body.
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And removing tiny quantities of toxins doesn't necessarily mean there will be any health benefit.
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Outdoors, we breathe in toxins delivered by car traffic, coal-fired plants and oil refineries.
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When toxins get snagged on the protein, cells release enzymes that break down the poisons.
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Aerosolized toxins can travel several kilometers inland from the beach and be inhaled by humans.
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Now, flooding of the site risks further release of these toxins in to the environment.
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The toxins gum up so-called sodium pumps, an essential component of all animal cells.
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State officials have issued warnings about elevated levels of toxins in clams and other shellfish.
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There are several possible causes of AFM, such as viruses, environmental toxins and genetic disorders.
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The rare condition can be caused by a virus, a genetic disorder and environmental toxins.
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Other factors include exposure to environmental toxins during pregnancy, low birth weight, and brain injuries.
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And the toxins that wildlife consumes makes its way up the food chain into people.
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Cancer-causing toxins were found lurking in consumer beauty products, including concealer and eye shadow.
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Most E. coli bacteria are not harmful, but some produce toxins that can cause severe illness.
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I will die young thanks to the mass prevalence of glue stick toxins in this house.
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"These bacteria produce toxins, called exotoxins, that cause an overstimulation of the immune system," says Caplivski.
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The FWC said it's testing for infectious diseases, nutritional deficiencies and potential toxins — including rat pesticide.
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And the state is now worried about yet another family of toxins, known as PFAS: Gov.
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" In a way, it seems like sweating would flush out a cold and exorcise any "toxins.
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This results in mass fish kills, and the proliferation of algal toxins across precious water bodies.
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The spores and toxins released by bacteria commonly found on food can flourish at this temperature.
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Hurricane Harvey caused Texas oil facilities to shut down and release harmful toxins into the air.
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So there's also a list of banned items — such as firearms, toxins, drugs and so on.
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Scientists are now particularly interested in its ability to act as a painkiller in humans. [Toxins]
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Plastics absorb toxins—like PCBs, pesticides, and motor oil—like a sponge, poisoning the food chain.
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A strong defense system allows what the brain needs in and keeps out toxins and pathogens.
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The tuber's toxins can also cause sudden, irreversible paralysis, according to the National Institutes of Health.
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If we can develop species-specific toxins, we can use them over a much wider landscape.
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Though infrared saunas have become trendy, sweat is not the body's primary tool for removing toxins.
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There is no clear antidote to the toxins Trump has introduced into the American body politic.
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Microcephaly has several potential causes including various infections, exposure to toxins and malnutrition, the WHO says.
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This unique cleansing tool extracts toxins and impurities from your skin, while simultaneously exfoliating and moisturizing.
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They need pads that can degrade quickly, without adding toxins to local landfills and water systems.
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health has linked 68 cancers to the WTC toxins.
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Remember: A hangover is literally the end result of exposing your body to toxins, he says.
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Ramin Sarshad, MD, founder of Cosmetique Aesthetics, adds that makeup can trap toxins in your skin.
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They have said these toxins may stay in the Rio Doce for the next 100 years.
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Dwindling salmon stocks, especially chinook — the whales' preferred prey — and environmental toxins are their biggest threats.
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The Mulberry silk and organic cotton are both free of pesticides, herbicides, and other harmful toxins.
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Celebrities from Lady Gaga to Selena Gomez have used them to relieve pain and release toxins.
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And in 1965, the American Cancer Society added Coley's toxins to its list of "unproven" treatments.
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The US Public Interest Research Group Education Fund tested dozens of typical classroom materials for toxins.
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And in fact, scorpion venom is, at any given time, a complex mixture of different toxins.
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" That listing claims the pearls can "detox your womb, reset your natural balance," and "remove toxins.
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My skin had quickly rejected the tinted moisturizer—no more cheap toxins are getting in here.
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And that plays into so many patriarchal myths about women being dirty, that menstruation has toxins.
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Where possible, the products are free of toxins, harmful chemicals, sustainable, cruelty-free, and consciously crafted.
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Some studies have blamed toxins in lychees, a fruit grown in abundance in orchards around Muzaffarpur.
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Both fell prey, in varying degrees, to toxins — a long-favored tool of the Kremlin's assassins.
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If projections are correct, the toxins could soon make their way into equally abundant Japanese fisheries.
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Other theories have included toxins, listening devices that accidentally emitted harmful sounds or even mass hysteria.
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Many studies now suggest that chronic inflammation represents an important link between airborne toxins and disease.
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The algae can cause coughs and other respiratory distress in humans as breezes blow toxins inland.
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Brand's current research aims to find out to what extent these toxins can be aersolized, too.
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The daughters undergo terrifying rituals to purge "toxins," but one daughter begins to perceive the truth.
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This confrontational, compassionate takedown of a host of social toxins is a step in that direction.
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Instead of destroying those chemicals, incinerating the foam releases PFAS and other toxins into the air.
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It also found many of the toxins identified are present at lower levels than cigarette smoke.
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The whole point of charcoal is that it spends time on a surface and absorbs toxins.
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There are also toxins in some medications and illicit drugs that can cause it, he said.
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Waves and ocean spray can carry toxins into the air and cause respiratory problems in people.
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We&aposre going to go over the eyebrow area because we store lots of toxins here.
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One misconception is that oysters can clean up environmental toxins like mercury and plastic, Malinowski says.
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This plastic does not biodegrade; rather, it fragments into tiny pieces that absorb toxins from the water.
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The promise is that it will also magically cleanse your insides and rid your body of toxins.
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The [idea] is that if you sleep, the brain is more efficient in flushing out these toxins.
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Alongside big events like the Mount Polley disaster is the slow leach of toxins into Alaska waters.
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But there's no evidence that food that sits in the intestine leads to the buildup of toxins.
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Let that bad bacteria out, let the bad toxins come out of your body, have your moment.
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The resulting algae release fewer toxins and photosynthesise better in warm water than do their wild brethren.
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Something in their body at a fundamental molecular level is different, so the toxins just don't work.
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But like cassava, they require extensive processing to remove a range of toxins that they naturally contain.
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If he does not put behind him bitterness and resentment, their toxins may poison and doom him.
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The early stages are called gingivitis, when bacteria living in the plaque along your gums release toxins.
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The morchella mushroom, a French delicacy, must be cooked properly before being consumed because it contains toxins.
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But, once that bacteria entered the bloodstream, it produced toxins that led to him getting really sick.
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"Just 15 minutes in the steam room...stimulates circulation, increases perspiration, and eliminates toxins," Dr. Engelman says.
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As well as reducing the number of toxins, many devices allow you to vape at specific temperatures.
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By then the water is thick with phosphorous from fertilizers and toxins from the blue-green algae.
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These toxins have no business being in our air, much less in our babies' lungs and brains.
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For bladder cancer the mutations probably result from the bladder's role in eliminating toxins from the body.
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Left untreated, it inflames and can eventually scar the liver, making it less effective at filtering toxins.
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And every surface underneath should be disinfected to prevent fungus, bacteria and other toxins from growing back.
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It occurs when toxins attack the nerves, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Toxins from household fungi can easily become airborne and cause health problems, a new study has found.
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These older studies might have used feed contaminated with DDT, mercury, lead, or any number of toxins.
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Included in these chemicals are known toxins such as acrolein, nicotyrine, and formaldehyde, a cancer-causing agent.
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Upgrade your weapons with ionic gels, explosives and toxins to customize them to the enemy and environment.
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Before long she was trying to rid her home of potentially harmful toxins wherever they might lurk.
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Because our urine is full of toxins, the signs in the bathroom instruct patients to flush twice.
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This is critical: Overwhelmingly, the harm from smoking occurs when the cigarette burns and toxins are released.
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Women: reproductive health, toxins, education, debt, all of these things that young women are feeling every day.
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Your steamy cup is not ridding your body of mysterious toxins (you have a liver for that).
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The Cycle Charcoal, "toxins" and other forms of nonsense are the backbone of the wellness-industrial complex.
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Ocean plastic pollution also concentrates toxins in the water, which find their way into marine food webs.
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Some of these toxins and other compounds could be helpful in treating Alzheimer's, cancer, H.I.V. or pain.
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These coffee pods are made from compressed cornstarch, so there are no toxins and they are compostable.
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The rate at which it produced the toxins that made the original fungus inedible was substantially reduced.
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Over a billion people add toxins to their lungs by smoking cigarettes — and more recently, by vaping.
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Some harvests may also be tested for toxins before they are sold, according to the conservation commission.
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The book is also likely to inject new political toxins into the midterm election campaign, as well.
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Lewis was curious how those toxins were cleared out and why that process only happened during sleep.
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Your body detoxes all on its own — here's what experts say can help the body remove toxins.
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The toxins, which can be steered by wind and water currents, are deadly to wildlife, including fish.
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She also invented a new word, "neurons-toxins," which she seemed to indicate may reside in vaccines.
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The watery layer continuously moistens the eye, nourishes the cornea and flushes away toxins and foreign bodies.
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How about the friend who avoids microwaves and antiperspirant to protect themselves from "radiation" and "toxins," respectively?
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"Most of the 'toxins' that concern people include pesticides, residue from plastics, or from air pollution," Tsippora says.
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It causes extensive tissue death as the bacteria releases toxins, not "eating" per se, but destroying the flesh.
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Julius is a physiologist studying pain, and the toxins in those venoms make you hurt in different ways.
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Alcohol abuse makes your intestinal barrier more permeable, which allows these bacterial toxins to seep throughout the body.
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Since the immune system is focused on fighting these toxins, the person is likely to develop other illnesses.
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Sitting in the sauna could certainly make you feel great — but it's not because you're sweating out toxins.
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Proponents say the procedure removes "toxins" from your body, leading to a bevy of benefits for your health.
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"Generally, younger birds' livers cannot handle the toxins as efficiently as more mature birds," the press release explained.
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Health experts don't know what's causing the condition but are investigating viruses and environmental toxins as possible causes.
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Jacunski marks the transformed plants with large swatches of original sediment, reintroducing the toxins that contaminated their roots.
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These toxins need to be released, or buffered, somehow, but the researchers don't know how that happens yet.
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Then we boiled the water to get all the toxins out, and added some leaves to make tea.
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Front of Hip Roll Benefit: This move helps increase circulation and boast the lymphatic system to flush toxins.
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Additionally, your liver, kidney, stool, and urine all work together to remove toxins and waste from your body.
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Thousands have developed health issues associated with exposure to debris and toxins from the World Trade Center site.
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These drugs and toxins induce the same state that is present in those with congenital insensitivity to pain.
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Pierce's team has been measuring the algae and toxins in the water, as well as in the air.
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While Juuls do not have the same toxins present in cigarettes, they provide a higher dose of nicotine.
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But for those concerned with toxins, fungi, and GMOs, organic almond butter seems to be the safer bet.
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Plants work well because they're strong, cheap, and have a low risk of contamination with toxins or pathogens.
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Combined with low blood sugar or malnourishment, these toxins can result in even lower blood sugar, or hypoglycemia.
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"Naturally occurring toxins in the lychee fruit are associated with toxicity that led to this encephalopathy," she said.
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It's unclear how, exactly, clapping helps mitigate the the effects of toxins in her fairy bloodstream, but whatever.
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"Cells have a list of things to do every day,...like getting rid of toxins" says Toribio-Mateas.
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On Sunday, emergency responders in Hattiesburg, Mississippi, warned that the rising flood waters could bring toxins with them.
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Made of mushrooms and bacteria, the suit reduces toxins as you decompose so that your remains nurture vegetation.
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Toxins can build up when limbs are compressed for a long time and muscles start to break down.
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When I sweat out my Sunday morning toxins in a yoga class, I was back in my 20s.
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Basically, there's no difference between extracting environmental toxins to analyze them, or extracting aromatics to use them afterwards.
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We're overwhelming our systems with drugs, environmental toxins, not the most amazing food supply chain, personal care products.
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There is also some concern about some of these oily fish, I guess, about the potential for toxins.
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Y.), would expand Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) drinking water protections and set new limits on toxins like lead.
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So we do a weekly all-hands meeting, and it's a weekly flush to get the toxins out.
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But besides the comparatively few regulated chemicals, there are thousands and thousands of other toxins in our environment.
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Another possibility is that the workers have been exposed to environmental toxins, such as pesticides or heavy metals.
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The condition can be brought on by viruses, including enterovirus and West Nile, as well as environmental toxins.
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Immune cells that respond to foreign particles douse the particles with toxins, among other tactics, to destroy them.
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They ruled out other pathogens and toxins (including Russian rocket chemicals, as a handful of ecologists had speculated).
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E-cigarettes allow smokers to inhale the nicotine they crave without the toxins that come from burning tobacco.
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Around 4.5 billion people in developing countries are already exposed to toxins in their food, the report found.
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Waters in two neighborhoods contain toxins that can make people sick, testing organized by The Times has found.
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This strain is especially dangerous, health officials said, and the toxins it gives off can damage the kidneys.
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Parkinsonism may also be caused by repeated injuries to the head, exposure to various toxins or brain lesions.
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The family has avoided the water all summer, Heather said, and usually wears masks outdoors for airborne toxins.
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Humans evolved powerful liver enzymes, for example, to break down toxins passing into the bloodstream from the lungs.
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"If you see a bloom of cyanobacteria, you should simply assume it's got toxins in it," Brand said.
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Decades later, after the oil was sucked dry, the plant was abandoned, its toxins leeched into the earth.
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So, charcoal bristles will likely absorb more toxins from the air in your bathroom than from your teeth.
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The barrier could also trap sewage and toxins, which could prove harmful to the New York's surrounding ecosystem.
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But when certain bacteria proliferate, as they could have in my warming freezer, they create heat-stable toxins.
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The ponds and landfills used to store coal ash are frequently unlined, allowing toxins to leach into groundwater.
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By removing the negative feelings and toxins that judging others creates, you can form better relationships with others.
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In other words, no one knew exactly how Coley's toxins were related to a reduction in tumor growth.
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Such industries already take stringent measures to prevent workers from being exposed to potential toxins, which includes beryllium.
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But it is worrisome because cigarettes contain toxins and chemicals that are dangerous to their health, she said.
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For the first time, it establishes the links between a snake's toxins and the genes that encode them.
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A protein built into its nervous system binds with the toxins injected by the scorpion and blocks them.
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I ran away from the larger paintings, the thick paint, and all the toxins for a long time.
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Additionally, the liver also filters out any "bad stuff" or toxins that your body needs to get rid of.
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Toxins, oxen, by the way I smell now, it's anyone's guess what is going on south of my shoulders.
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Lack of adequate food, toxins and disturbance from boats and vessels are among the causes of the population's extinction.
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Ideally, you'd want people to wean themselves off the nicotine and the potentially harmful toxins provided by e-cigarettes.
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The toxins found in the water can cause an upset stomach, vomiting, diarrhea, and possible liver and kidney damage.
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It can lift stains and toxins from your chompers, effectively leaving you with the pearly whites you've always wanted.
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"It is killing people by over-polluting them with toxins in their water and in their air," he said.
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If the wildfires burn through structures that contain additional toxins, those would be released into the air as well.
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Highly valued rhino horn for instance, is believed to treat issues from cancer to clearing toxins and curing hangovers.
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But cleanup work dragged on, and in 2013, Tokyo Gas disclosed it had found more toxins at the site.
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As ProPublica has reported, the EPA and the Defense Department have played down the health threats of these toxins.
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However, they often travel with Portuguese man-of-war jellyfish, which carry toxins that can leave a painful sting.
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This led him to develop a therapy, now called "Coley's toxins," that utilizes various bacterial strains to fight cancer.
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According to a 2010 Government Accountability Report, more than 1,000 known toxins and carcinogens were burned in the pits.
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For almost a century they poured wastewater contaminated with metals, oils, paint and other toxins back into the lakes.
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Then there are environmental toxins, which are cancer-causing chemicals and endocrine disruptors, both human-made and naturally occurring.
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Another culprit multiplying and producing toxins at room temperature is Bacillus, found commonly in rice, soups, sauces and leftovers.
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I mean, who feels sexy when you are having your breasts removed and poisonous toxins flushed through your veins?
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They raised, in tanks, several colonies of a strain of L. polyedra that is unable to produce defensive toxins.
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Within that, there are various types of toxins, and we break those down by how they enter the body.
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Instead of dissolving, the beads sop up toxins like a piece of bread in sauce, but it's much dirtier.
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The impact is less severe than with exposure to the toxins found within foods such as cassava or starfruit.
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The blood-brain barrier shields the brain from harmful toxins but also blocks potentially helpful drugs, such as chemotherapy.
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Because pigeons live outside and eat off the ground, they might have greater exposure to environmental toxins than people.
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The streams are sometimes dangerously polluted, thanks partly to a local entrepreneur who makes his money illegally dumping toxins.
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Ethanol can prevent the body from metabolizing the methanol into deadly toxins, buying patients time for treatments like dialysis.
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But we have a choice -- we can still stop, or at least slow down, pumping toxins into the atmosphere.
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It's been 28 years since Gulf War veterans were exposed to toxins that led to a Gulf War illness.
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They found that some toxins were present on tiny particles of dust, that people or animals could easily inhale.
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We were a typical American family – trusting that our government would protect our air, water, and soil from toxins.
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Despite this, the harmful toxins emitted by Trump might not prevail in the Mississippi runoff for Senate this week.
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It is believed that 60,000 to 70,000 first responders breathed those toxins in during rescue and clean-up efforts.
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Dubois pointed at a drifting cigarette butt—cigarette filters are made of cellulose acetate that leaches toxins into waterways.
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This improves the quality and reduces the potential for heavy metals and other toxins that could harm your dog.
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I have this overall philosophy that a company is like a human body, which builds up toxins over time.
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In addition, the ingested toxins may well have an antimicrobial, anti-parasitic effect, helping parrots to fend off disease.
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Detective Zadroga's death was the first to be officially linked to the toxins present at the World Trade Center.
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Residents, office workers, construction workers removing the debris, and students and teachers were all exposed to the same toxins.
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For some species, we can connect the evolutionary dots, connecting venom toxins to things like antimicrobials found in saliva.
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The same goes for claims that the practice can remove toxins from the body or whiten teeth, she says.
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The monarch butterfly's famous toxicity is based upon its caterpillar's ability to sequester these toxins in its own body.
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Many have shared photos of peeling paint, mold or other toxins at home and tales of unresponsive base landlords.
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The lipid layer collects those invaders and toxins, binding to them and preventing them from reaching the air sacs.
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If the water in the reef gets too warm, the zooxanthellae's metabolism goes into overdrive and starts producing toxins.
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There is a very common — but false — belief that a period is necessary to remove "toxins" from the body.
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And this study found two new toxins never before detected, propylene oxide and glycidol, which are both probable carcinogens.
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Problems somewhat more unique to the Gulf Coast, according to the report, are shellfish toxins and mosquito-borne illnesses.
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Co-evolving plants developed toxins to defend themselves from moths and other herbivores, too — like caffeine, nicotine and cocaine.
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I thought I was using natural oatmeal body wash, and in fact I was putting toxins on my babies.
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As recent congressional hearings showed, the arteries of our democracy were clogged with toxins from a hostile foreign power.
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We also have a higher threshold for acceptable levels of known toxins, like arsenic, in our food and water.
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But with no nationwide legal limits on the chemicals, many communities are left to fight against the toxins themselves.
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The algae release toxins when they die, and in high concentrations can be deadly to fish and marine mammals.
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K. brevis produces toxins that cause "neurotoxic shellfish poisoning," according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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Studies have found that sharks accumulate marine toxins, as long-lived predators at the top of the food chain.
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But no one realised that the explosion had deposited toxins in the air until an unusual weather change occurred.
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The caterpillars thrive on the plant, even storing its toxins in their bodies as a defense against hungry birds.
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An ant under attack will sacrifice itself, rupturing its own abdomen to release a sticky fluid laced with toxins.
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The blooms can release toxins that can cause liver damage, lead to respiratory paralysis or produce other fatal conditions.
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The blooms can release toxins that can cause liver damage, lead to respiratory paralysis or produce other fatal conditions.
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When it comes to our public water, these toxins can create problems on an almost unmanageable scale if contaminated.
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A few hours later, Zohre sent a picture of a beverage promising to cleanse the body of all toxins.
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In fact, bivalves actually remove toxins from the water; a single oyster filters 50 gallons of seawater a day.
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Foam also absorbs toxins faster than other plastics and is mistaken for food by marine life, Van Stone said.
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Thomas Spoehr, who led a task force that examined the Defense Department's procedures for biological select agents and toxins.
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The exposure to toxins in the debris left him with chronic respiratory problems, with which he continues to struggle.
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For instance, why would the Environmental Protection Agency close a program investigating the effects of toxins on children's health?
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Diphtheria is caused by bacteria that mainly infect the throat, nose and airways and send toxins into the bloodstream.
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Starfruit contain toxins that affect the brain and can cause neurological disorders, says the National Kidney Foundation in the US. These are processed and removed in people with healthy kidneys, but people with chronic kidney disease can't detoxify the fruit, leaving the toxins and the potential for serious harm or even death.
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"Basically, if the sharks have high levels of toxins in their tissues, it is likely that species they eat below them will also have toxins, including fishes that humans eat," co-author Neil Hammerschlag, a research associate professor at UM's Rosenstiel School and Abess Center for Ecosystem Science & Policy, said in a statement.
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Makers of detox and cleanse programs attribute these symptoms to the toxins being eliminated from the body, which they say have accumulated in the digestive organs, liver, and kidneys from eating and drinking too many of the "wrong" things; some programs also promise to eliminate stored environmental toxins like pesticides and heavy metals.
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The stretch that meanders through New Delhi teems with filth and toxins, and its surface bubbles with thick, white foam.
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Additionally, using the pill doesn't pump your body full of "toxins" as some anti-birth control posts on Instagram purport.
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Airmega tackles all of those problems with the Smart Air Purifier, which is (reasonably) attractive, quiet, and doesn't spew toxins.
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The method is said to draw out any toxins, mobilize blood flow, soothe sore muscles and even help cure insomnia.
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Monoclonal antibodies, which bind to and neutralise specific pathogens and toxins, have emerged as the most promising treatments for Ebola.
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Brine, water comprising about five percent salt, often includes toxins such as chlorine and copper used in desalination, it said.
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Many of these blue-green algae species produce toxins, such as domoic acid, which can be extremely harmful to mammals.
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"I do feel like my breast cancer was related to exposure to 9/11 toxins," he said to The Post.
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The products can deliver as much nicotine as a cigarette but without as many carcinogens and toxins as traditional cigarettes.
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Their tests came back negative for the infectious diseases they suspected, and only turned up low levels of bacterial toxins.
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But the strain involved in this latest outbreak, E. coli O157:H7, produces dangerous toxins and can cause kidney failure.
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Eosinophilic pneumonia is an unusual disorder and is usually caused by exposure to certain drugs or toxins or radiation therapy.
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Disturbingly, black beauty products were disproportionately more likely to contain dodgy toxins compared to cosmetics marketed at non-black women.
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But those toxins aren't in your body — and if they are, good luck getting 'em out with a face wash.
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The mix of rat poison, prescription pills, and other toxins is entering her bloodstream, and she's getting weak and nauseous.
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Standing water often hides toxins or chemicals, and just 6 inches of moving water can knock you off your feet.
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You can also purchase water filters or treatment devices for your home, in order to reduce lead or other toxins.
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We are taking advantage of the animals' immune system, injecting them with venom so they produce antibodies against those toxins.
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The benefits: If the plant triggers those toxins early enough, less of the plant will be touched by the insects.
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Two toxins, known as cycasin and BMAA, within the plant must be removed before any part can be safely eaten.
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The analysis also lacked data on individual exposure to air pollution that might influence how much toxins impacted pregnancy outcomes.
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Cotton wicks, for instance, are often used in e-cigarette cartridges, and cotton fibers are routinely contaminated by both toxins.
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"Inhaling chemicals and toxins into one's lungs always poses risks," American Lung Association vice president Erika Sward told the Times.
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At the same time, it dilutes and more rapidly clears any toxins that may have been ingested with the food.
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But apparently, whatever toxins he poisoned his body with haven't yet reached his feet because this cat can still ball.
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Instead, the toxins secreted by their back teeth have evolved to primarily affect amphibians, specifically their favorite food of toads.
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They're all made from renewable wood without added toxins or glues, so they make for an extremely eco-conscious hobby.
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Repair damaged pipes And it's not as if this were a little problem, involving mere traces of a potential toxins.
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"The biggest source of toxins is through inhalation and crude oil has benzene, which is a carcinogen," explained an environmentalist.
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So are volcanic eruptions, but the massive amounts of toxins and particulates emitted by volcanoes are pollutants by any definition.
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The US tightly restricts dangerous experiments with germs and toxins that might be tempting weapons for bioterrorists, called Select Agents.
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Deodorant stops being optional around the age of 13, but many deodorants are made with potentially harmful chemicals and toxins.
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And while it's rare, a few types of mold may release toxins called mycotoxins, which have been linked to cancer.
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Bleaching occurs when excessive heat and sunlight cause the algae that give coral reefs their shimmering colors to create toxins.
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Mineral sunscreens, like this one from Coola, offer the protection you need sans the toxins (plus antioxidants for your skin).
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This can be the result of toxins that escape from superfund sites as well as agricultural and energy production byproducts.
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Ammonia, benzene, cyanide, lead; a laundry list of toxins formerly trapped in coal ore are now likely airborne before us.
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Many "so-called dietary supplements still contain hormones, drugs, and known toxins often not listed on the label," they wrote.
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And in a little over a year, your cotton clothes disintegrate, as acidic body fluids and toxins break them down.
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However, it doesn't help your house, or the global decline of animals, to put out toxins and exacerbate the problem.
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"This includes nicotine, THC, other cannabinoids, along with cutting agents or dilutants, additives, pesticides, opioids, poisons, and toxins," Zeller said.
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The group of sea and freshwater plants produce toxins that can hurt -- and sometimes kill -- marine life, birds and people.
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A genetic mutation that may help humans tolerate smoke toxins could be just one of many adaptations, Dr. Henle said.
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No U.S. state knows Monsanto toxins better than Hawaii, a state that's already witnessed its fair share of pesticide testing.
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The air and gases absorbed will have toxins removed before being spewed out again from the tops of Weezing's heads.
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And detoxification is also burdened with lots of controversy since only a small amount of toxins are excreted through sweat.
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Trilobites Concentrations of the toxins are very high, lingering in the orcas' blubber, and are passed from mother to calf.
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While e-cigarettes have fewer toxins than traditional cigarettes, they still deliver harmful particles and chemicals directly into the lungs.
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Another study from German health researchers also found increased levels of some toxins in the air following e-cigarette use.
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Advances in mass spectrometry techniques may aid in the chemical analysis of medicinal plants and the identification of potential toxins.
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Over-exposure to any of these toxins could lead to dramatic effects on health and disorders of the nervous system.
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N-acetylcysteine, called NAC, binds to the toxins that result from the breakdown of acetaminophen before they injure the liver.
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What scientists don't yet fully understand is what that plastic or the toxins that plastic contains can do to us.
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Along with methane, many other toxins —including benzene — were released and have since been found in homes in Porter Ranch.
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E-cigarettes give users a powerful hit of nicotine, but without the mix of toxins contained in traditional, combustible cigarettes.
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Why should I waste time and money and expose my scalp to toxins just so other people think I'm younger?
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Lung damage from vaping resembles chemical burns or exposures to poison or toxins, according to researchers (The New York Times).
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But those toxins, known as brevetoxins, can also become airborne as waves break, bursting K. brevis cells in the process.
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Anywhere where there's a gap is an opportunity for toxins to creep inside the gear and eventually inside the body.
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FRANKFURT (Reuters) - A class of treatments known as antibody-drug conjugates (ADC) combine cancer-tracking proteins with powerful cell toxins.
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She also echoed the fact that there is no evidence that detox therapies or diets rid the body of toxins.
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The device also claims to eliminate toxins in the body, reduce signs of aging, and give you tighter, firmer skin.
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Phage display has since been used to produce antibodies that can neutralize toxins, counteract autoimmune diseases and cure metastatic cancer.
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But the Chemical Weapons Convention, the treaty that outlaws such arms, forbids the use of toxins to kill or injure.
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There are 22003 select agents and toxins regulated under the program and nearly 300 labs approved to work with them.
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The Sankt Marien Hospital noted that limb deformities during pregnancy can be caused by infections or toxins of various kinds.
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Microorganisms, lurking in the gut because their progress was retarded by intestinal stasis, were causing putrefaction and generating odious toxins.
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There are 22015 select agents and toxins regulated under the program and nearly 22017 labs approved to work with them.
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The caption mentions the cleanser contains "carefully chosen ingredients," implicitly distancing it from lighteners that use mercury and other toxins.
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Sweating is a bodily function that regulates temperature when you're hot, not a means of excreting waste or removing toxins.
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High rates of school, housing seg; exposure to toxins; unemployment; premature death; police violence experienced by blk ple across class.
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He might only be an inch long, but his skin is packed with some of the most potent toxins on Earth.
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According to the website Gardenista, a NASA study even revealed that ZZ's function as natural air purifiers that help remove toxins.
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But there are also many other toxins used more readily by poison frogs that cause neurotoxicity in a completely different fashion.
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While that might seem unappetizing, Bishop-Stall notes that today, charcoal tablets are used to help filter toxins from the body.
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It suggests that the very act of vaping might be exposing people to unsafe levels of toxins like lead and arsenic.
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As prosecutor Scott McNamara explains, Lucas' body poisoned itself: His wounds led his body to produce toxins that ravaged his organs.
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House rules ban the vampire toxins, and kindly request guests not to cross the cutlery and close all curtains before sunrise.
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In fact, more than 70 percent of the toxins in our landfills can be attributed to the electronics we dump there.
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There are toxins in the air from chemical-based cleaners, plus dust and other general imperfections like a lack of humidity.
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Unlike with E. coli and blue-green algae toxins, there is no threshold for Vibrio that would indicate risk of illness.
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WHEN SOME plants are attacked by herbivores they fight back by producing irritants and toxins as their leaves get chewed up.
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I'd tried other softer vibrators, and those dreaded jelly sex toys that emit toxins and gases, and they weren't for me.
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"In warmer weather, maybe you're not producing huge amounts of heat and you're not breaking down the toxins," Ms. Kurnath said.
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The Department of Environmental Protection has begun detecting microcystins, cyanobacteria toxins which if ingested can cause nausea, vomiting, and liver failure.
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But doesn't that also sound eerily similar to cancer—to multiply, to migrate (metastasize), to come back despite exposure to toxins?
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Some animals are innately resistant, meaning they have altered the chemical target of those toxins, namely, the ion channels and receptors.
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The human body has an incredible power to fight pathogens or toxins in a coordinated response that often involves multiple organs.
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It suggests that many e-cigarette cartridges and refilling e-liquids are contaminated with toxins spewed out by bacteria and fungi.
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Some of the samples underwent more extensive testing, and no excessive levels of toxins were detected, she said in an email.
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The e-cigarette industry claims vaping is a better alternative to regular cigarettes because electronic cigarettes contain smaller doses of toxins.
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Here's another important point: The urge to detoxify your body come January has nothing to do with a buildup of toxins.
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Botulism is a rare illness caused by nerve toxins released from bacteria, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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The algae can exude toxins that irritate swimmers' skin and get carried ashore by winds, causing people to cough and wheeze.
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The organs in your body that process waste and filter out toxins don't need to be "cleansed" — they are self-cleaning.
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The work ORD was doing included research that establishes safe limits for certain kind of toxins, in air, water or soil.
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"The thing that worries me most in all this is the neurological damage that many of these toxins have," said Fuller.
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Various hospitals in Europe and the United States, including the Mayo Clinic, used the toxins, but the results were not consistent.
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But several high-profile ingredients demonized cancer- or disease-causing toxins have been proven to be perfectly safe in moderate amounts.
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So, it looks like it helps your body eliminate toxins, like when I do a round of activated charcoal digestive treatments.
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It's not a perfect process—some toxins aren't terribly good at activating the immune system, and thus slip through the cracks.
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When it comes to "flushing toxins," that's a natural function that occurs in anyone with healthy kidneys, Vreeman and Goldfarb say.
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Extra pints of water beyond your basic need won't somehow search out and eliminate extra toxins and leave your body purer.
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She asked about my gut symptoms, but also my diet, stress level, childhood experiences, possible sources of home toxins, exercise habits.
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Grapes contain high levels of potassium and very little sodium, which encourages the body to flush out excess water and toxins.
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People walk on the floors with shoes that may have collected toxins such as pesticides, heavy metals, fuels and industrial chemicals.
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In regard to carcinogens, soot and smoke from fires, along with various fungal toxins, would have been affecting humans for millennia.
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Cynthia Kenyon, another Minnesota Department of Health epidemiologist, said that spinal inflammation disorders could spring from viruses, other pathogens or toxins.
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Respirators were originally designed to protect miners, firefighters, and soldiers from dust, smoke, toxins, and other harmful particles in the air.
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Additional snow plus poor housing stock leads to more leakage, more mold, and more breathing unhealthy toxins that worsen existing illness.
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The levels of these toxins, including mercury, lead and arsenic, exceed recommended dietary levels, according to articles in Marine Pollution Bulletin.
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Obesity, inactivity, smoking—your basic poor modern lifestyle choices—can dramatically reduce sperm counts, as can exposure to some environmental toxins.
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A public-health researcher called these toxins "hit-and-run" chemicals because the damage can be sudden and cannot be reserved.
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OK. On Pellequr&aposs website, it says the Vichy shower helps reduce toxins, improves the natural elimination system , and alleviates stress.
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And they found that these snake organoids -- tiny balls just one millimeter wide -- produced the same toxins as the snake venom.
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Such products are not heavily regulated despite having illegal toxins in them, said Mary Blitzer of the local Sierra Club branch.
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Despite that case and others, Coley's toxins were not widely accepted as a possible cancer treatment option for years to come.
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Only licensed chefs are allowed to prepare pufferfish dishes as its liver, ovaries and other organs contain high levels of toxins.
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The CDC is running its own tests on more than 100 samples for vitamin E, pesticides, opioids, poisons and other toxins.
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From NPR: Golf balls are coated in a thin shell of polyurethane that degrades over time, releasing toxins into the water.
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Other molds that grow in our foods can produce toxins that sicken us quickly or increase our risk of cancer over time.
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She suggested a guided meditation to help clear out the "toxins" — envisioning a colored light swirling in each chakra, one by one.
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But an Oregon Health Authority official explained that the delay was meant to avoid stirring a panic, per chance the toxins receded.
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We all carry a certain amount of inflammation in our bodies depending on lifestyle, genetics, exposure to toxins and things like that.
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The contractor used the pits to dispose of plastics, tires, batteries, medical waste and other material that released airborne toxins when burned.
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After a bad week, I feel so swollen and the massage helps me push all of the toxins out of my body.
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Additionally, his critics have said his opposition to many environmental regulations puts people in danger by increasing toxins in air and water.
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Afterward, those receiving treatment often purge in the form of vomiting or diarrhea, which is believed to remove "toxins" from their bodies.
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Video "There's no guessing at what we will experience down the road from all the pollution and toxins created in this smoke."
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The fatal diagnosis is acute encephalitis, a neurological disease caused by either a virus or environmental toxins connected to the lychee fruit.
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She applauded Kraft for removing such toxins from their mac 'n' cheese, which was later handed out to attendees by the boxful.
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According to Dr. JoAnn Pinkerton, executive director of The North American Menopause Society, TSS develops from toxins already present in the body.
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Wiz and Snoop, apparently, went on a journey to rid their bodies of toxins together, and Stewart has killed a chicken herself.
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Last year, slimy green and foul-smelling algae took over Florida's beaches, releasing toxins that killed fish and shellfish and sickened people.
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As an associate, Bilott was asked to determine which companies contributed which toxins and hazardous wastes in what quantities to which sites.
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The fish reportedly died after strong winds disturbed decades worth of pollutants that released their toxins into the main body of water.
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I'm not sure what "toxins" actually are, but by the end I feel like I've released them, and my body is reset.
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Some Republicans in Congress, and many of their voters, don't oppose energy efficiency, clean energy research, or removing toxins from the soil.
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Proponents of colon cleansing believe that flushing the gastrointestinal tract removes toxins, promotes weight loss, and improves the body's absorption of nutrients.
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After they break down, the iron is recycled for new red blood cells, but toxins are also produced, which is essentially bile.
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Crowley: Also, do a physical activity during your lunch hour or after work that releases the toxins of the other person's behavior.
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A fascinating takeaway from this study is the realization that manufacturing techniques have been exposing people to toxins for thousands of years.
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We didn't want to do it in Paradise because of all the toxins, so we are doing in about four miles outside.
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While some prefer lighter, blander meals that are easier on the stomach, others gravitate towards spicier, hotter foods to sweat out toxins.
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Microcephaly in babies can be caused by a number of things, including infections in the mother, genetic abnormalities, and exposure to toxins.
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Many of the toxins include cancer-causing pollutants and harmful bacteria that put the more than 2.4 million people's lives at risk.
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The list of offending drugs and toxins has expanded to include several dietary supplements found in energy drinks, according to the report.
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Since the toxins are seeping from the infrastructure, changing the source of the water did not result in a reduction of lead.
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This list is complied by looking at the toxins that have led to the most calls to the organization's poison control center.
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In an effort to keep the number of pet poisonings down, the ASPCA releases a Top Toxins for Pets list each year.
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You might worry that blocking sweat from being released could be a problem, too, since sweat can flush toxins from the body.
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The GOP gets particularly vicious when dependency combines with race (eugenics and racism are toxins that have always reinforced each other anyway).
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"Once I found out how I could absorb nutrients and protect myself from toxins, my whole life shifted," she told New Beauty.
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If the bacteria spend enough time in the bloodstream, the infection can produce toxins that cause permanent nerve damage and heart failure.
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"We already managed to develop completely human antibodies that can neutralize snake toxins at low doses, including the black mamba," he says.
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After identifying the chemical components of a particular venom, you can measure the lasting damage these toxins inflicted on a victim's organs.
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These are 100% organic, USDA-certified, non-GMO, and made in the USA without the use of toxins, pesticides, or synthetic chemicals.
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"Scorpions contain three separate subtypes of toxins that are effective against mammals only, insects only, and both," said Seymour in a statement.
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"The human body is well designed to eliminate wastes and toxins, and a number of organs play a role," Dr. Grendell said.
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For Dr. Merrell, juice — like any healthful food — provides nutrients that help the liver process toxins, much like grease on a gearshaft.
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"I understand the intuitive appeal of using these colon cleanses — 'Get the toxins out, make your abdomen feel better,'" Dr. Saddler said.
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How could it be that all carbs are evil, that plant toxins and "anti-nutrients" are the cause of most modern ailments?
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Once a lineage started down the evolutionary path to creating venom, natural selection honed the toxin mixtures, creating potent and effective toxins.
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There's also the potential for toxins to have a long-term effect, and there's a number of shellfish operations in the harbour.
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Dr. Kramer was more concerned about the deteriorating packaging, the disintegrating plastics, and rusting cans that can leach toxins into the ration.
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Everything we sell, all of our caskets and urns are made out of materials that don't have any chemicals, toxins, or poisons.
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" Cellulite was described as a blend of "water, residues, toxins, fats, which form a mix against which we are rather poorly equipped.
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This water is famously polluted with lead (among other toxins), in a yearslong scandal that's still not come to a satisfactory conclusion.
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So people may become infected with these viruses or exposed to certain toxins, and then experience the polio-like symptoms of AFM.
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Importantly, no dangerous pathogens or toxins escaped from the facility, and the public was never in any danger, according to Vander Linden.
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But he told me the report is still important because it shows a link between temperature and the appearance of these toxins.
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Without his toxins, Morty becomes popular at school, but that leads to a whole new series of problems for him and Rick.
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Some species produce potent toxins that can sicken or even kill people, pets and wildlife, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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Even the very beautiful giant leopard moth's bristly caterpillar feeds on this plant, probably sequestering the plant's toxins for its own protection.
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Parrots and many other animals consume clay to treat an upset stomach; clay binds to toxins, flushing them out of the body.
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But there could be other toxins we don't know about because they haven't made people acutely ill, leading scientists to the cause.
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When their nest is invaded, they rupture their own abdomens, releasing a sticky, bright yellow fluid laced with toxins on their attackers.
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If you have bagged romaine lettuce, throw it away; washing it is no guarantee that you will get rid of the toxins.
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That allows C. diff, most commonly acquired from health care providers and facilities, to flourish and produce the toxins that cause illness.
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When you're asleep, your lymphatic system removes toxins from your blood throughout your body, while cerebral fluid removes them from your brain.
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The environmental justice office also funds grants to help communities of color respond and rehabilitate when toxins are found in their neighborhoods.
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It produced more reliable results than Coley's toxins could, and that contributed to it being more widely adopted as a cancer treatment.
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People often use the words poisonous and venomous interchangeably — and although they're both toxins, there's a big difference in the delivery process.
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Small children are particularly vulnerable because toxins from the bacteria build up a coating of dead tissue that blocks their small airways.
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The proteins, called centyrins, bind themselves to some of the toxins produced by the bacteria, and halt them from blocking the immune system.
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E-cigarettes are billed as a way to give adult smokers their nicotine fix without all the toxins that come with conventional cigarettes.
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So you could, theoretically, create a drinkable liquid or an injectable with such toxins that would induce laughing fits by causing brain damage.
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In this case, they cause a cascade of inflammation when specialized white blood cells in the liver encounter toxins released by bacterial cells.
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These microplastics often absorb contaminants such as oil and grease, which may contain PCBs (polychlorinated biphenyl), PAHs (polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons), and other toxins.
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In the presence of these toxins, "glucose synthesis is severely impaired," the study said, leading to dangerously low blood sugar and brain inflammation.
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But the hypnotic, swirling images from space can't tell if toxins are lurking in a carpet of cyanobacteria, threatening the safety of water.
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But in severe cases, medical professionals can help clear the system using a type of therapy that binds to, and removes, the toxins.
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"We're getting contamination over and over again at those locations," said Gabriel, as toxins move from unsafe containers into the soil and water.
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Human-grade diets generally have higher-quality ingredients than feed-grade diets and can have lower levels of mold-produced and other toxins.
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Nevertheless, people are drawn to this kind of dangerous, cleanse-like drink because they believe it'll rid their body of toxins and whatnot.
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A new study finds that warmer weather reduces their ability to tolerate toxins in the creosote bush, which they rely on for sustenance.
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He likens panchakarma, which he describes as eliminating naturally occurring metabolic toxins from the body, to taking a car in for regular service.
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"We're loosening up those toxins, those deposits, from the deeper tissues," explains Claudia Welch, doctor and author of two bestselling books about Ayurveda.
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However, no studies have so far been performed to test whether such toxins concentrate up the food chain, as mercury does in fish.
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They demonstrated that lethal doses of pathogens and toxins, released in aerosol form, could travel more than 10 miles from the release point.
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Doctors determined that the infection entered the 30-year-old's bloodstream and created toxins that damaged his internal organs and compromised their function.
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This wasn't just any E. coli; it was O157:H7, a dangerous strain that produces toxins that destroy the lining of blood vessels.
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If not disposed of correctly, waste can expose children to toxins that can harm intelligence and cause attention deficits, lung damage and cancer.
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The most affected demographic is again children, he said, particularly malnourished ones, who are less able to restore the sugars blocked by toxins.
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Microplastics can be toxic to wildlife on their own, but they can also act like sponges, soaking up other toxins in the water.
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Red tide blooms are caused by the rapid proliferation of the microorganism Karenia brevis, which produce toxins and depletes marine ecosystems of oxygen.
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Hate to break it to you, but if you're a city dweller, you're probably breathing in way too many toxins on the daily.
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They also didn't know whether women had factory jobs or worked from home, which might influence the toxins in the air they breathed.
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Townsend's worst flare happened two years after his 2009 diagnosis when his body went into shock after his kidneys stopped filtering toxins properly.
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While most spas aim to remove toxins like alcohol from your body, this one preaches the skin-softening and relaxing benefits of hops.
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A study from NASA concluded that plants can remove up to 87 percent of synthetic toxins from the air in just 24 hours.
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Toxicologists must be highly trained, and although dealing with poison and toxins may creep you out, you could be paid handsomely for it.
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They also found the different species sent different amounts of fungal toxins into the air, which might allow future researchers to prioritize efforts.
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Very little research has been done on the effect of such toxins once they have been inhaled, the researchers said in the release.
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Sophisticated sensors can be deployed to measure when toxins are reaching harmful levels, allowing officials to redirect fishing, beachgoers or water treatment efforts.
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But Elizabeth Smith, the US-based tobacco policy expert, says biodegradable filters still contain toxins that could take a long time to degrade.
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For many Chinese citizens, industrial toxins that have soaked into the water and soil are equal, if not greater, worries than smoggy skies.
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They are essentially immune to cobra venom because they have mutations in the ion channels that the lethal toxins in cobra venoms target.
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Coal ash is a byproduct of burning coal for energy and contains high amounts of heavy metals and toxins like mercury and arsenic.
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The reported strain of E. coli, which produces poisonous substances known as Shiga toxins, can cause severe abdominal cramps, bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
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But the strain that's led to the outbreak now, E. coli O157, produces toxins that are dangerous for humans, and it's particularly virulent.
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The Elizabeth River, a key Chesapeake Bay tributary flowing between Norfolk and Portsmouth, Virginia, was long considered a "dead river" because of toxins.
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In the years since, blooms of algae have also spread north, emitting toxins shown to be harmful or deadly to birds and mammals.
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"There is no place for heavy metals or toxins in our lives so, true to that, they don't touch our clothes," he said.
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Mass die-offs of fishing birds commonly occur during red tide blooms, because the birds eat fish and crustaceans contaminated with the toxins.
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However, some species produce potent toxins that can sicken or even kill people, pets and wildlife, according to the US Environmental Protection Agency.
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They cannot move very far very fast, and their skin is permeable and sensitive to toxins and changes in their environment and water.
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Such sites often lack the concrete or plastic linings found in modern "sanitary landfills" and can leach toxins into soil or water supplies.
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The United States Agricultural Department has identified parasites, diseases, poor nutrition, loss of forage habitat and environmental toxins as continuing perils for bees.
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An estimated 25 percent of all plastic is incinerated, releasing more greenhouse gases, as well as dangerous toxins, including dioxins and heavy metals.
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"We have a specific resin to remove the toxins from the media and that allows the cells to continue to grow," says Nahmias.
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This super-easy-to-grow houseplant excels at removing toxins from the air, providing an extra bonus to its attractively upright, angular shape.
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E-waste is wreaking havoc on the Earth at a pretty alarming rate, with nearly 70% of toxins in landfills coming from electronics.
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The introduction was a nod to Flint, Michigan, where cost-cutting measures led to tainted drinking water that contained lead and other toxins.
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The increased data could enhance understanding of the risks of battlefield toxins, leading to better preventative measures and better care for those afflicted.
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Also, simply changing the form of fruits and veggies won't help you lose weight or get rid of toxins, despite popular health claims.
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Lead and other toxins were found to be tainting Flint's water supply four years ago, in what's been called the Flint water crisis.
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Sitton said that chemicals like xylene and toluene can burn in a "disgusting blob," but said there weren't toxins, but could contain particulates.
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Not surprisingly, children in lower-income families are exposed to these dangerous toxins at much greater rates than those from higher-income families.
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It heats tobacco, but doesn't burn it, and is designed to give users the same rush of nicotine as smoking with fewer toxins.
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In a healthy person, tau and other toxins in the brain are cleared away during sleep, sort of like taking out the garbage.
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If someone dumped toxins in a river, downstream property owners could sue, demanding that he stop and pay for the damage he caused.
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In 2016, I was found to have hypersensitivity pneumonitis, a rare autoimmune system disorder that arises from breathing in dust or toxins repeatedly.
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I can't say I noticed any of my fat molecules jiggling around and letting go of all their gravy- and stuffing-laced toxins.
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The reported strain of E. coli, which produces poisonous substances known as Shiga toxins, can cause severe stomach cramps, bloody diarrhea and vomiting.
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The toxins released by the World Trade Center site had given him blood cancer and, on Saturday morning, killed him at age 63.
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Bacteria and toxins also thrive in heat and wet conditions, which means more crops will not only become contaminated, but die off altogether.
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In his January 7 blog post, "Make 2017 the year to avoid toxins (good luck) and master your domain: Words on Wellness," Daniel Neides wrote that preservatives and other "toxins" in vaccines and flu shots are responsible for the increase in diagnosed cases of neurological diseases such as ADHD and autism—claims that are not supported in the scientific literature.
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We should get plastic out of the ocean, toxins out of our grounds and streams, lead out of the drinking water of any child.
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But what combination of risk factors—which includes older parents, genetic mutations, and environmental toxins—is responsible for this increase is still a mystery.
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Researchers are worried that the synthetic particles could expose marine life to toxins at the cellular level, perhaps exposing them to bacteria or diseases.
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In theory some of the toxins that get inhaled could damage the nervous system and hamper intellect, but few studies have looked into this.
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OSLO (Reuters) - Shrimp-like creatures living in the deepest parts of the oceans contain high levels of man-made toxins, scientists said on Monday.
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What appear to be teeth in this Pokémon's mouth are in fact residual toxins from the garbage it eats, which have hardened and crystallized.
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These cases of "necrotizing fasciitis" are called "flesh-eating" bacterial infections because of the way the bacterial toxins kill the body's tissues and organs.
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They include fewer university researchers investigating the health effects of toxins and pollutants and more voices of experts from polluting industries or state regulators.
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Microcystin and related toxins, which can cause liver damage and have killed animals, have since been added to the list of potentially dangerous contaminants.
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But scientists will never know about the toxins that dissolved on the day of the attacks in a cloud that headed south over Brooklyn.
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Or it could also be used to record information on the cell's outside environment, for example the presence of specific chemicals, toxins, or pathogens.
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That doesn't stop Pruitt from promising that by relaxing restrictions on carbon pollution and toxins like mercury, he and Trump can revive the industry.
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In very rare cases, if the type of bacteria called Staphylococcus grows, then it can release toxins that cause toxic shock syndrome, she says.
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It's not as hot as it looks, and there are no toxins in the air, so I don't have to worry about my health.
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In order to prevent this from happening, they have evolved toxins which slowly build up in the bodies of the animals that eat them.
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Flint has gained national attention over the past year after cost-cutting measures led to tainted drinking water that contained lead and other toxins.
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Commercially available charcoal, he says, comes in an array of toxicity levels with no labeling as to which brands release more or fewer toxins.
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On the other end, there are low levels of toxins in the foods we eat, things we drink, and even the air we breathe.
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But really, if you're looking to rid your environment of airborne toxins, it takes more than the aesthetic glow of a Himalayan salt lamp.
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Each month, 50 to 80 new cases of cancers associated with the 9/11 toxins have been certified at the program, Crane tells PEOPLE.
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Our liver and kidneys flush out the toxins in our body already, and taking massive doses of herbal supplements or vitamins won't help that.
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Catalytic converters use a chemical reaction to capture some toxins and convert them to less-harmful substances as they pass through the exhaust system.
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Botulism is a rare illness caused by nerve toxins released by bacteria called Clostridium botulinum, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
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In addition, very few realize that added sugar increases toxins in cigarette smoke, the study authors wrote in the journal Nicotine and Tobacco Research.
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The practice is thought to pull bacteria and toxins out of your mouth tissues, allegedly preventing tooth decay, gum inflammation, and even heart disease.
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As you are stimulating the body to release toxins, you'll double up on the detoxifying effects if you drink plenty of clean water thereafter.
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Not to mention, there have been reports of some Chinese herbal products being contaminated with drugs, toxins, or heavy metals, according to the NCCIH.
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Researchers already knew that pigeons picked up environmental toxins, but until now no one knew if pollution in pigeons corresponded with pollution in people.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention left open the possibility that other chemicals or toxins could also be causing the severe respiratory ailments.
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Another $22019 million would go toward health programs, including one meant for children suffering from lead poisoning and another to reduce toxins in homes.
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"When my father was diagnosed with cancer in 1998, I really started to think about the link between environmental toxins and cancer," she explains.
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You don't have to be a medical professional to understand that mercury, lead and arsenic are some of the most dangerous toxins we know.
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A similar situation is happening in California, where the Salton Sea—a massive man-made lake—is shrinking, releasing dangerous toxins into the environment.
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However, the genetic modification does not prevent the hybrid virus from replicating inside cancer cells, a process that releases toxins which destroy cancer cells.
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Research has shown that adult smokers who switch to e-cigarettes can reduce their exposure to a wide range of carcinogens and other toxins.
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Dialysis removes toxins from the blood when the kidneys do not work properly, and many patients need treatments three times a week for years.
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The HMSRP has warned that the seals are at risk from infections and toxins produced by microalgae that accumulate in coral reef-associated fish.
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In reality, while filters did block some toxins, they also made cigarette smoke smoother to inhale and that encouraged smokers to puff more frequently.
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