Which 13 brands of cigarettes have been found to contain heavy metals?

The 13 kinds of heavy metal cigarette brands are: Baisha, Daqianmen, Dubao, Double Happiness, **Ye, Happiness, Honghe, Hongjinlong, Hongmei, Hongqiqu, Hongtashan, Shilin, and Yizhibi.

According to the Southeast Express, the 13 cigarette brands with excessive heavy metals are: Baisha, Daqianmen, Dubao, Double Happiness, **Ye, Happiness (Jiqing), Honghe, Hongjinlong, Hongmei, Hongqiqu, Hongtashan, Shilin, and Yizhibi.

However, I don't know if it was just the 13 types of smoke that were tested...

The brands of cigarettes with excessive heavy metals are: Baisha, Daqianmen, Dubao, Double Happiness, **Ye, Honghe, Hongjinlong, Hongmei, Hongqiqu, Hongtashan, Shilin, and Yizhibi.

Heavy metals in cigarettes can come from contaminated soil. Tobacco absorbs minerals from the soil, just like other plants, and if the soil contains substances such as lead and cadmium, the tobacco grown on such soil will also contain these substances.

The harm of heavy metals such as lead, arsenic, cadmium and other heavy metals to the human body is certain, and the main and medium rock coarse injuries caused by the three toxic substances are manifested in: lead is easy to cause anemia, damage to the nervous system and digestive system; Arsenic can cause disorders of the meridian system, mucosal damage, and carcinogenesis; Cadmium can cause kidney damage.

According to the "Southeast Express", the 13 kinds of heavy metal cigarette brands are: Baisha, Daqianmen, Dubao, Red Double Happiness, ** Ye, Happiness, Red River, Red Golden Dragon, Red Plum, Hongqi Canal, Hongta Mountain, Stone Forest, and Yizhibi.

Department of Science and Technology of the State Tobacco Administration: Canadian cigarette carcinogens are up to 30 times higher than China's.

Regarding the research report, Wang Xiansheng, deputy director of the Science and Technology Department of the State Tobacco Monopoly Administration, said: "China's cigarettes are no worse than foreign ones. Although China has not yet introduced a heavy metal market access standard for the whole cigarette, this standard is not only not in China, but also in the world.

Finally, there is a report of excessive heavy metals in Chinese cigarettes. Wang Xiansheng said that the report mentioned that the maximum is more than three times, which means that not all 13 types of cigarettes are more than three times. This report can only be regarded as a research in nature and has a certain reference significance.

Like some other studies, the content of endemic nitrosamines in Canadian cigarettes is generally 8-10 times that of Chinese cigarettes, and the highest is even as high as 30 times, and endemic nitrosamines are also carcinogenic.

** It will cause these 13 cigarette factories to close down, and the country will lose its financial revenue! So the state has done something wrong, so what is the difference between my brother doing and selling fake cigarettes, let alone sentencing him.

Money is more important than life in China.

In 2010, a comparative study of tobacco between China and other countries released at the 9th Asia-Pacific Conference on Tobacco or Health showed that 13 brands of cigarettes produced in China were found to contain heavy gold dust. Tobacco contains more than three times as many heavy metals as lead, arsenic and cadmium compared to cigarettes produced in Canada.

These 13 cigarette brands are: Baisha, Daqianmen, Dubao, Double Happiness, **Ye, Happiness, Honghe, Hongjinlong, Hongmei, Hongqipaijiqu, Hongtashan, Shilin, and Yizhibi.

Heavy metals are harmful to the human body: cadmium: causes high blood pressure and cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases; Destroys bones, liver and kidneys, and causes kidney failure.

Lead: It is one of the most toxic heavy metal pollutions, and it will be difficult to eliminate once it enters the human body. It can directly harm human brain cells, especially the nervous system of the fetus, and can cause congenital mental retardation.

Arsenic: It is one of the components of arsenic, which is highly toxic and can cause rapid death. Long-term exposure to small amounts can lead to chronic poisoning.

In addition, there is carcinogenicity. Any of these heavy metals can cause headaches, dizziness, insomnia, forgetfulness, confusion, joint pain, stones, and cancer.