The chemical "is one of the most potent carcinogens know to man" and it can "enter every cell of the body and potentially produce widespread injury to every major organ in the body," said Max Costa, chairman of New York University's Department of Environmental Medicine.

KBR, however, says studies show only that industrial workers exposed to the chemical for more than two years have an increased risk of cancer - and in this case, soldiers were at the plant just days or months.

KBR denies any wrongdoing.

KBR denies any wrongdoing.

Liars!

Every chemical which enter in our body can "enter every cell of the body and potentially produce widespread injury to every major organ in the body". Some of them highly harmful, even if they occur naturally. Some less, but nevertheless, better to stay away from all of them. As much as possible. Watch what you eating and drinking. And showering with. Chemical revolution of past century is over. Now is sobering hangover...