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=== Key === | === Key === | ||
The following character symbols are searchable in this document. | |||
The following character symbols are searchable in this document | |||
❌ Red - Will or may kill, or cause the loss of, human helminths. | ❌ Red - Will or may kill, or cause the loss of, human helminths. | ||
⚡ Amber - May cause harm to human helminths in some people. | ⚡ Amber - May cause harm to human helminths in some people. | ||
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❔ Black - Insufficient evidence exists to support a judgement on possible effects. | ❔ Black - Insufficient evidence exists to support a judgement on possible effects. | ||
✅ Green - Safe, or likely to be safe, for human helminths. | ✅ Green - Safe, or likely to be safe, for human helminths. | ||
Note: A section marked, for example, ✅ "safe" indicates that all substances listed in that section are also "safe" unless marked otherwise. | |||
These classification codes are intended as a general guide only. The effects of a substance can vary considerably depending on | |||
factors such as quantity, concentration and, in the case of herbal extracts, the part of the plant used. Even the | |||
method of extraction can make a difference, so it is important to read the details for each item. | |||