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Finally! FDA Admits That Chicken Meat Contains Cancer-Causing Arsenic

At last, the FDA confirmed the presence of arsenic, a cancer-causing agent, within the chicken meat bought in the USA. Apparently, this harmful, toxic chemical is included within the rooster feed. The analysis performed by the FDA discovered that the arsenic added to the rooster fodder, the truth is, results in the rooster meat, and thru its consumption, we enter it in our physique. It has…

The Food and Drug Administration says some chicken meat may contain small amounts of arsenic, though the agency is stressing that the amount is too tiny to be dangerous to people who eat it.

The FDA said Wednesday that a new study developed by the agency shows that an ingredient in chicken feed that contains arsenic, called Roxarsone, may make its way into parts of the bird that are eaten. Previous studies have indicated that the arsenic was eliminated with chicken waste.

Pfizer Inc., which makes the feed ingredient, said Wednesday that it will pull it off the market in the United States. FDA said it would be banned because it is a carcinogen.

Many poultry producers have already stopped feeding their birds the ingredient, which was used to kill parasites and promote growth.