"Water is a chemical" is a sarcastic and useless response. You know damn well we're not talking about water.

And if we were may i point out if you check you'l find dioxin in every drop of every body of water on earth. If water was just water then we wod't be having this discussion.

So yeah and some of those chemicals are good, tryptophan, tryptophan is good, and some of those chemicals are bad. Aluminium is bad, mercury is bad lead is bad, bezines in bad, dioxin, in every drop of water on earth, was bad, roundup is bad and is showing up in more places than cord blood.

So when some vegan freak says chemicals are bad we know that' snot water or the essential aminos acids and minerals they're talking about, mmmkay?

We're talking about the harmful chemicals dn there is no safe dose of mercury mercury lead, there's a dose from which you can recover, but that's not the same thing.

"Safe" - but it relies it relies on a properly functioning metabolism to render it safe and absent that is not safe at all.

In that case it will not be flushed it will accumulate instead; any molecule already in the body that' supposed to be there human physiology has a method of disposal or neutralization to et rid of it.

This is why the cyanide in apple seeds doesn't bother , we can detoxify small doses, but if that detoxification process impaired then Integrated over time ingestion of these harmful chemicals leads, to as the evidence shows, chronic illness.

Ridiculing "all chemicals are bad" and "there's no safe dose" is in defense of the application of poisonous chemicals into our food supply.