Lead is toxic. No amount is safe. The more you have in your body, the worse its effects.
Lead is a metal found in nature. It can get into your body in many ways. You might breathe, drink, or eat things that have lead.
In the US, lead used to be added to gasoline and paint. Homes built before 1978 may still have lead paint. When the paint peels and cracks, it makes lead dust you may breathe in or small children may eat.
Older homes can also have lead in the pipes. It can end up in your drinking water.
Be careful about using lead-glazed pottery and porcelain for food or drinks. Sometimes lead leaches out….
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