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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (896383)	10/25/2015 5:52:52 PM
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Large quantities of silica sand are used during hydraulic fracturing And in your food - just about anything made in powder form has silica added to prevent clumping. Q: How much silica is in the common food sources with the highest amounts of silica? A: There are a number of foods which are an excellent source of silica ( silicon) and they are: Banana (yellow, peeled), 250g - 13.60mg Beer, 1L - 19.2mg High bran cereal, 100g - 10.17mg Bread (wholegrain), 200g - 8.94mg Raisin (California seedless), 100g - 8.25mg Mineral water (high silica), 500mL - 7.23mg Green beans (cooked), 250g - 6.10mg Carrot (raw, peeled), 200g - 4.58mg Bread (wholemeal), 200g - 4.50mg Brown rice, 200g - 4.14mg Mineral water (regular), 500mL - 3.44mg Bread (white), 200g - 3.38mg Wheat biscuits, 100g - 2.78mg White rice, 200g - 2.48mg Cornflakes, 100g - 2.42mg