Sentences with phrase «about aflatoxin»

In his book, Dr. Campbell talks about the aflatoxin in peanut butter causing liver cancer.

However, if you are particularly concerned about aflatoxins consider buying Arrowhead Mills Organic Peanut Butter, which claims to be completely aflatoxin - free.

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I have heard things about dried coconut containing aflatoxins, but I haven't been able to verify this with any published evidence.

Experts estimate that aflatoxin - related crop losses cost American farmers about $ 500 million each year.

IITA field trials show that the product can reduce aflatoxin by about 80 percent under certain conditions.

I think they are fantastic food but I have read so many things about the risks of consuming nuts contaminated by aflatoxin, a well known carcinogen, that I am getting very worried.

That's the direction I'm pushing, not perfection, but just awareness of problems, more research, and I've got about 900 studies on OTA and 1,200 on aflatoxin.

Although this isn't discussed in «Forks Over Knives,» Campbell spends a few pages of «The China Study» talking about an enzyme responsible for metabolizing aflatoxin — a lil» somethin' called «mixed function oxidase.»

On the point about extremely high aflatoxin to promote cancer, is it not a greater testament to the plant based diet that it was able to stop the cancer growth?

It's crazy how despite all the websites and blogs, like Dr. Axe, etc. going on about the dangers of peanut butter over aflatoxin, all of these very scary stories fail to mention the origin of this concern and that it's been resolved.

* A note about pepper: Black pepper tends to be especially high in mold toxins, particularly aflatoxin and ochratoxin A.

Dave Asprey: It's interesting that about sixty percent of the mycotoxin that a cow eats ends up in casein and so when you eliminate casein and from dairy, you eliminate aflatoxin from it.

The FDA established specific guidelines about the amount of aflatoxin that can be detected in grains and still be used in either animal feeds or human food products.

Diamond has had a history of recalls due to aflatoxins, concerns about Salmonella, and production issues at least since around 1999 - 2000, including a large recall in 2005, and many consumers have lost confidence in the company and the products they produce.