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unlikely to cause harm

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See: innocuous


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1 [micro]g/kg/day for methylmercury as an estimate of the daily exposure unlikely to cause harm over a lifetime.
Heavy toxic metals, such as mercury, may cause deformities in the foetus and although levels used in fillings are unlikely to cause harm, the safe level isn't known.
An overall conclusion is that phytoestrogen-rich foods such as soy, incorporated into a diet rich in a variety of plant foods, are unlikely to cause harm, although the authors do caution against use of large doses of supplements because they do not have the same long term history of safe use.
 
 
 
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