 Supplementation of Se as pills is currently used to treat arsenicosis. But pills are not often well received by people and are expensive for low-income families. Lentils are a common food in Bangladesh and the country already imports lentils from Canada. Saskatchewan SK grown lentils are rich in Se, mostly in form of L-selenomethionine, which is highly bioavailable. The Saskatchewan lentils have mean selenium levels between 425-672 μgkg, with some regions where lentil selenium levels go up to 1884 μgkg. These high Se lentils, incorporated into the daily meals of As-exposed Bangladeshi families, may help mitigate the symptoms of long-term As poisoning in a cost-effective, uncomplicated, and nutritionally beneficial way. 