Think brown rice is healthier than white rice? Study finds high levels of carcinogen in brown rice in the US
A recent study in 'Risk Analysis' reveals that brown rice contains higher arsenic levels than white rice, posing potential health risks, especially for young children. Regular brown rice consumption can lead to increased arsenic exposure, with children under five being particularly vulnerable. Arsenic, a toxic element, is linked to cancers, heart issues, and developmental problems.
A recent study in 'Risk Analysis' reveals that brown rice contains higher arsenic levels than white rice, posing potential health risks, especially for young children. Regular brown rice consumption can lead to increased arsenic exposure, with children under five being particularly vulnerable. Arsenic, a toxic element, is linked to cancers, heart issues, and developmental problems.
