Can Manganese Be Absorbed Through the Skin?
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According to the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), only very small amounts of inorganic manganese can enter your skin, meaning daily contact like showering or hand-washing poses a negligible risk. However, the level of dermal absorption can vary significantly depending on the chemical form of manganese involved, with some organic compounds presenting a more notable pathway for entry into the body.
