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>> if they tested them, 95% already fell below this particular safety standard of ten parts per billion so i think for the most part if you look at that safety standard for the most part you are probably okay. i think for those who say look any amount of arsenic is potentially problematic, it's important to distinguish between organic and inorganic. it's the inorganic that's potentially problematic in higher doses and this is a lower safety standard than in the past. they haven't had one for apple juice. this is an important first step. we talk about it on your show all the time kids under the age of 6 years old should only be drinking six ounces of apple juice a day anyways because of its potential relationship to obesity. kids under 6 months of age probably shouldn't be drinking this juice at all. that's probably frankly a larger concern for a lot of parents than the arsenic. >> that's the more important news probably, absolutely. dr. sanjay gupta great to see you. thank you so much for that. >> you got it. >> parents don't hear it, it