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Lead becomes legally hazardous to humans when the lead level is above 1000pm.

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Lead is particularly dangerous as it is a cumulative poison; it doesn't get removed from the body. So even small quantities over a long period of time will accumulate in the body.

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If enough lead enteres your blood stream or anywhere in your body, you can get lead poisoning. And yes, lead poisoning can kill you if there is enough inside you.

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