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What long term health effects is there in ingesting or inhalation of large amounts of quicklime with silica to the human body?
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Anytime one inhales or ingests large amounts of a foreign substance, a serious outcome will occur. Lung, liver, kidney and other areas of the body are subject to heart disease and cancer Have yourself examined if this is the case.
Answered 7/31/2023
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