For lead, the overall mean dose for commercial broths was 1.73 μg, based on a mean 500 g serving size. This was compatible with a lead level of 7.01 μg/l found in the broth that had been made from chicken bone. Unfortunately, the method by which the chicken-bone broth was prepared in that study was not described [5].
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