RE: Cilantro pesto for heavy metals

[Guest guest]

do you have the hep-C ?

i do. don't need anything that would aggravate the formation of liver

cancer. and i eat a few raw brazil nuts daily for the selenium.... looks

like that might be a bad idea.

i wonder if cooking destroys the aflotoxins? i doubt it would bother the

selenium.

washing the nuts in ozone water would take care of the surface, but if the

mold is present it may be throughout the nut meat???

> [ ] Cilantro pesto for heavy metals

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> Earlier I posted links for cilantro pesto, and the recipes call for

> using Brazil Nuts, and I had forgotten the caution against using them

> because they have a high incidence of aflatoxins. They are said to

> fall from the trees and lay on the forest floor and mold until they

> are gathered. This is a mold that causes liver cancer.

> So after about 2 weeks or more of taking mms, I had no liver pain

> until tonight when I made the pesto, and ate probably 2-3 tablespoons.

> I also used to get liver pain from peanut butter, which also has the

> mold. Even organic, although it is said to be free of it.

> Thats my experience; your mileage may vary.

> A google search of aflatoxins and liver cancer is an eye opener.

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[Guest guest]

Very Very Interesting

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> Earlier I posted links for cilantro pesto, and the recipes call for

> using Brazil Nuts, and I had forgotten the caution against using

them

> because they have a high incidence of aflatoxins. They are said to

> fall from the trees and lay on the forest floor and mold until they

> are gathered. This is a mold that causes liver cancer.

> So after about 2 weeks or more of taking mms, I had no liver pain

> until tonight when I made the pesto, and ate probably 2-3

tablespoons.

> I also used to get liver pain from peanut butter, which also has

the

> mold. Even organic, although it is said to be free of it.

> Thats my experience; your mileage may vary.

> A google search of aflatoxins and liver cancer is an eye opener.

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[Guest guest]

A good source of selenium is Activated selenium, by Jarrow.