environmental toxicants

How Do Environmental Toxicants Enter the Body?

Toxicants can enter the body through several routes:
Inhalation: Breathing in contaminated air.
Ingestion: Consuming contaminated food or water.
Dermal Absorption: Contact with contaminated soil or water.

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