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How would anyone ever prove such an interaction in isolation? There are probably millions of chemical compounds present in our bodies and foods and air and wat
by XalvinX 8y ago
How would anyone ever prove such an interaction in isolation? There are probably millions of chemical compounds present in our bodies and foods and air and water, etc. That would lead to essentially infinite interactions, wouldn't it?
Edit: added--> If what you say is considered, how are carcinogens tested for by the FDA and/or whoever else? What is considered "proof"? I cannot even begin to imagine a method that would be objective under such considerations.
- coldtea 8y ago>How would anyone ever prove such an interaction in isolation? There are probably millions of chemical compounds present in our bodies and foods and air and water, etc. That would lead to essentially infinite interactions, wouldn't it? Fortunately you don't have to try "essentially infinite interactions", only those we are suspectful of.