What is Arsenic?

Arsenic is part of the earth's crust and is a naturally occurring element found in rocks, soil, water and air. It is both odorless and tasteless.

The most common natural sources of arsenic exposure to humans are through the consumption of food, water and air. People can also be exposed from a variety of industrial and agricultural sources. Higher levels of arsenic are typically found more in ground water than in surface water sources of drinking water.

Prolonged exposure to very low levels of arsenic can cause several types of cancer, as well as numerous other serious, but non-cancerous health problems.

Center of Disease Control Arsenic Facts

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