Kidney
It's not.
first off how did gold even get in the body and second it most likely can be taken out
Gold is biologically inert and serves no function.
No. There is a fact that If you have gold in your body it actually goes into your toenails so I doubt it would be harmful
Platinum is an inert metal so just like gold it has no effect on the human body.
gold metal iron human body
Gold is present, in minute amounts, in the human diet. It does not serve any significant known function in the human body, however.
Metallic gold doesn't tend to break down into the toxic gold ion in the human body, so it's not toxic.
Carbon. the human boddy also contains a very small amount of gold too.
There are many ways gold can enter the human body. Through dentistry is the most common, but gold is a mineral and can be found in trace amounts in foods and water. Through evolution (or creation) our bodies have adjusted to trace amounts of a lot of substances, so even though large amounts can be fatal, trace amounts are non-lethal. DB-Illinois
Pure gold is naturally formed in the human body in trace amounts and actually plays an important role in both the health and maintenance of joints. Pure gold is also a key element in the transmission of electrical signals throughout the body. The amount of gold in the body is dependent on the size of the human; for example, a person weighing at 70 kilograms would contain approximately 0.2 milligrams of pure gold.
Carbon. the human boddy also contains a very small amount of gold too.