Conclusion
We suggest that the purchase of swamp stone powder become restricted.
Only the drugstores and specific stores should be allowed to sell the
product. Also, all products should have labels that explain the
ingredients of swamp stone and the dangers of inappropriate consumption.
This product should be kept out of reach of children. The product should
have a not-eatable sign on the label. The packaging and coloring of the
product should be distinguishable from spices and other eatable
materials. These cautions can help prevent accidental swamp stone
poisoning.
It is important to find sources for lead poisoning and educate the
population about the danger of this heavy metal. Also, the government
should be aware of this critical matter and evaluate the food and water
supplies. Population-based studies about normal lead levels and lead
poisoning are neglected in undeveloped or developing countries. The
epidemiologic studies for evaluating BLL can help develop a guideline
for screening endangered populations and providing treatment. The
importance of this matter comes to light when considering the younger
generation. The best way to achieve early diagnosis is a proper
screening schedule.