The headline is broadly defensible, but the qualifications matter. Effect sizes vary by population, the strongest claims rest on shorter trials, and credible voices push back on how it's typically framed.
and we believe that lectin that's found in kidney beans and all the other Phase II olace beings is PHA fighting agglutinin and in in rat models we definitely know that finite hemagglutinin gets through into the system and the same thing with WGA so what our study was unusual is that we were attempting to do the first human study to show that lectins got into the system
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so what we're talking about here are lectins and I talked about this in my book these are carbohydrate binding proteins this is one thing that I agree with dr. Stephen Gundry about it's probably the only thing I agree with dr. Stephen country about right but there's a whole chapter in my book about this and we're talking about wheat germ agglutinin there are other lectins gluten this kind of can be considered a lectin there are electives and kidney beans we're talking about lectins and grains and beans