Ive heard San Pelmegrino in some other parts of the world has some lithium as part of its dissolved solids

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    It really depends where the food is from. Lithium isn't used to amend soil in large amounts as far as I know so it would mostly be from natural sources (there are studies about lithium battery dumps releasing lithium into the soil and water too). You could have a potato with undetectable amounts of lithium or a potato that was grown near a lithium mine and watered with the river water contaminated by the mine as well, maybe a battery dump close by too, you would have high amounts.

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  • [–] 3 points 2 days ago

    FYI, baking replacement batteries for sex toys is not a viable business idea

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