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You bet it does. disulphides have some pretty hefty side effects; including headache, nausea, sore throat, skin and eye irritations. They are on private environmental testing and NOT on TCEQ’s testing.
Thank goodness all the smart people are stepping up and showing the truth behind the magic show!