Paul Saladino· MD
Major source of aflatoxin (well known carcinogen) from mold on peanuts.
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Major source of aflatoxin (well known carcinogen) from mold on peanuts.
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They're the number one source of aflatoxin, the most cancer-causing molecule we know of. Okay, it it's in peanut butter, even good peanut butter, whatever it says good cuz it's got a nice sticker on it or something. A lot of people know about the lectins in peanuts, that those are a serious problem and the phytic acid and things like that, but what a lot of people don't know about is something called VLCFA, which is very long-chain fatty acids.