Are There Safe Levels of Toxicity, Single Dose VS Cumulative Dose Toxicity #garybrecka

The difference between single dose toxicity and cumulative dose toxicity. Remember, there are lots of safe levels of compounds in the United States that we are allowed to put into our body. Micro poisons, if you will. If that small toxic dose is not enough to cause harm, well, then we consider it a safe level. But remember that a lot of European countries and foreign countries use something called cumulative dose toxicity, because rarely is it the single dose that causes the harm. It's the accumulation of dosages over time. If you look at mercury poisoning, nobody ever got mercury poisoning from eating one piece of tuna fish. They got mercury poisoning from eating heavy mercury laden tuna fish time and time and time again, until that toxic metal, heavy metal in this case, built up in their in their bodies and began to have a physiologic effect.