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> This is just for your own information, you cannot use such results in court, for example. Whats the point of that then? If its accuracy is not good enough f
by Terry_Roll 4y ago
> This is just for your own information, you cannot use such results in court, for example.
Whats the point of that then? If its accuracy is not good enough for court, have you just bought an experience?
I always used to get a sore throat from being a passenger on long vehicle journeys when leaded petrol was around and I was informed some years later Pectin is good for pollutants like lead.
Never heard or seen any studies that back up this claim though, but I still bought a few bottles and necked them to see what sort of effect they had.
I think N Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) may be useful for moving metals around the body.
- markdown 4y ago> If its accuracy is not good enough for court, have you just bought an experience? What's court got to do with any of this? You do a lab test to find out if your water is contaminated, and then you take steps to resolve that. Either change the piping, or put in a filter.
- kodah 4y agoI can imagine that many landlords would not be happy to hear they have to replace all of the pipes in a house. I'm also suspecting, given the current situation in the world with regard to housing that a lot of people on this forum rent.
- lozenge 4y agoIt's not the accuracy the court is concerned with, it's the chain of custody. They are worried you would deliberately contaminate the samples to get somebody else to pay for improvements to the plumbing that aren't necessary.
- thaumasiotes 4y ago> If its accuracy is not good enough for court The minimum threshold for accuracy in court is zero. Courts don't make admissibility decisions based on the quality of the evidence; they make the decision on other, more inscrutable criteria.