Yali

This is speculation. @Michael569

@Preety_India yet this is how "health experts" like @Michael569 thinks. It's fear-based thinking. If I shouldn't eat protein powder, then I shouldn't eat Spinach either.

It is ridiculous.

@Michael569 These studies were done by a leading third-party independent testing agency, not GOL. Not any worse than common foods we all eat. Check the numbers my friend.

@Something Funny lol

Leo doesn't believe in a "Safe" level of heavy metal contamination. He paints it out like it's an absolute truth, but that's just his belief. He should be honest that it's just a belief and that he doesn't really know for sure.

@Something Funny yea but you have no reason to believe such a thing if you don't really know. it's blind feeling.

@Something Funny ok so then why were we going back and forth this whole time.

@Something Funny you agree with this

@Loving Radiance am i only making sense to myself?

@Something Funny I'm talking in circles

@Something Funny I'm taking a risk. How much of a risk? You don't know. I don't know.

Because everyone is different. What a "Safe" dose might do to you over decades, might not do to me. The point is no one knows since it varies on a individual basis. If you want to veer on the side of safety, then avoid it completely. But that's your personal choice.

Don't make this personal. I'm just being skeptical. @Something Funny

@Something Funny heavy metals do accumulate in the body. That's undeniable. Heavy metals in high doses are bad for your health. That's also undeniable.

@undeather I never said Salmon is good. I'm saying I don't know, and it probably depends on the individual. @Something Funny won't admit that he doesn't know. He thinks he knows.

Me and you are in agreement. This is all I was trying to say the entire time! @undeather

This is your belief based on your personal preference of eering on the safe side. You don't actually know this. @Something Funny

You calling my belief "dumb" is your personal preference. @Something Funny

@Carl-Richard There isn't a "higher" risk. The risk of consuming trace amounts of heavy metals is unknown.

@Nahm thank you

That's such a stupid example because high amounts of heavy metals obviously don't give you super powers. Small amounts of heavy metals being toxic is not so obvious, yet you won't admit that. @Something Funny

You don't have proof for this. This is a belief. @Something Funny

@Carl-Richard The standard is arbitrary. No one truly knows.

What do you mean by thought attachment front? @Nahm