>Likely they do cause some harm if you have enough statistical power, but likely below the threshold that we live with (for example birth control, going to the

>Likely they do cause some harm if you have enough statistical power, but likely below the threshold that we live with (for example birth control, going to the beach, driving a car, red meat, and maybe even cooking itself). Isn't the entire reason these things are unsafe that they bioaccumulate over long periods of small dose exposure?