Green Dyed Clothes Can Cause Burning Sores, Ulcers and Hair Loss

Arsenic is cheap in its easily accessible substance, used for many things besides green dye. The powder form of arsenic is so fine that when coating an object with it, the laborers are unwittingly inhaling it as theyr coating it or if their hands are covered andthe the die. When they go to eat their lunches, they wind up ingesting arsenic, and then they have internal as well as external poisoning. In extreme cases there's no reason to be concerned about the businesses who produce these products because long as their profits are high, they will fight tooth and nail to keep them on the market.