There are naturally occurring highly carcinogenic substances in ordinary foods that are unavoidable.
For instance, this century has seen the arrival of allergic, bionic, carcinogenic, moronic, psychedelic and videographic.
The first is that incessant ovulation with repeated trauma to the epithelium or repeated mitotic stimulation of the epithelium is carcinogenic (23;24).
Leather dust can be carcinogenic and causes allergies, both of which represent a threat to the local population.
The migration of seeds to the lungs has had no adverse effects on pulmonary function; however there is a potential carcinogenic risk.
Reports of hazardous chemical exposures to both male and female workers and related carcinogenic, mutagenic and now teratogenic effects are ever-increasing.
Metals and compounds like chromium and phenol are carcingenic and dyes like azo are both carcinogenic and allergy inducing.
This system constructs arguments for and against ascribing various carcinogenic risk classifications on compounds.
