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Is it bad if i eat titanium dioxide?
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Depends.: Not sure what is meant. Small amounts of titanium dioxide can be found in various foods. However, if you are talking about eating titanium dioxide diaper rash products or sun skin care products out of the tube - that would be unhealthy.
Answered 1/26/2013
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