FDA Recalls Pears Tied to Autism and Cancer Risk

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An urgent FDA recall has been issued for Parashore Pear Slices in Juice due to contamination with toxic heavy metals—lead and cadmium. These substances are linked to serious health risks, including autism, cancer, kidney damage, and developmental issues in children. The product was sold in Grocery Outlet stores across the U.S. and may not show symptoms of harm right away. Consumers are urged to stop using the product immediately and return it for a full refund. Stay informed and protect your family’s health. WooGlobe Ref : WGA481886 For licensing and to use this video, please email licensing@wooglobe.com

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00:00An urgent FDA recall is shaking up grocery shelves across America.

00:04Parashore pear slices in juice, sold in 15 ounces cans, have been pulled due to dangerous contamination.

00:10These canned pears may contain lead and cadmium, heavy metals linked to autism and even cancer.

00:16The recall impacts grocery outlet stores in several states.

00:20But here's the real shocker.

00:22Many people may not even notice the symptoms, especially in kids.

00:26The contamination was flagged by the Maryland Department of Health during routine testing.

00:31The metals likely leached from damaged can linings or corroded materials.

00:35Lead and cadmium exposure isn't just a minor concern.

00:39In kids, it's tied to learning disabilities, behavioral issues, and lower IQ.

00:44In adults, it can damage kidneys, increase cancer risk, and affect fertility.

00:49And the FDA says there's no safe level of lead in our food.

00:53If you bought these pears, stop now.

00:55Return them or toss them.

00:57Do not take chances with your health.

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