Re: Article on Mycotoxins--peanuts, corn, vitamins, health effects

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: What does Y/F stand for?? D

In , <brianc8452@...> wrote:

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> Here is another good article. It's a long one but here are a few excerpts:

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> Peanuts contain 26 different carcinogenic fungi! As well, broken and ground

nuts of any kind must be avoided because they are ready targets for airborne

spores and quickly become rancid. About 35 years ago there occurred in Africa

clusters of patients with an unusual type of liver

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With all the discussion this week about non-amylose diet I think it was

mentioned that corn was allowed, according to this we need to stay away from

corn because of mold toxins.I thought rice was allowed until this week. May I

ask all of you on this diet and the mold diet, where do you all get your fiber

and carbohydrates from for energy? D

In , <brianc8452@...> wrote:

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> Here is another good article. It's a long one but here are a few excerpts:

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> Peanuts contain 26 different carcinogenic fungi! As well, broken and ground

nuts of any kind must be avoided because they are ready targets for airborne

spores and quickly become rancid.

[Guest guest]

Yeast and fungus (Y/F) are single-celled forms of plant life.

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From: dianebolton52 <dianebolton@...>

Sent: Monday, April 20, 2009 10:52:36 AM

Subject: [] Re: Article on Mycotoxins--peanuts, corn, vitamins,

health effects

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: What does Y/F stand for?? D

In , <brianc8452@ ...> wrote:

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> Here is another good article. It's a long one but here are a few excerpts:

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> Peanuts contain 26 different carcinogenic fungi! As well, broken and ground

nuts of any kind must be avoided because they are ready targets for airborne

spores and quickly become rancid. About 35 years ago there occurred in Africa

clusters of patients with an unusual type of liver

[Guest guest]

Perhaps the corn industry should go into the " energy business " and should fuel

our cars instead of our bodies. Brazil has done this with sugar and has

eliminated its dependency on foreign oil (you don't see them at war) and

pollution. They put it in their cars. And at the equivalent of a dollar a

gallon.

Recently there was a " run " on Coke produced " Kosher " for Passover. The company

replaces the high fructose corn syrup with real cane sugar (or a sugar beet

sugar, I think) and there were articles about how people are looking for an

alternative. I doubt that all the corn in the silos is kept fungus-free. And a

" certain amount " of fungus is deemed " acceptable " - I don't think so.

It is too bad because pop corn is a great source of fiber. And, delicious. But

like soy, the respective industries have lobbied their way onto every table in

America. And, in almost every single product, whether it is makeup (soy) or

crackers. It's in there.

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> > Here is another good article. It's a long one but here are a few excerpts:

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> > Peanuts contain 26 different carcinogenic fungi! As well, broken and ground

nuts of any kind must be avoided because they are ready targets for airborne

spores and quickly become rancid. About 35 years ago there occurred in Africa

clusters of patients with an unusual type of liver cancer, and the numbers were

very large. Investigation revealed a relationship to the consumption of peanuts

and showed that peanuts contain the fungus Aspergillus flavus and its

mycotoxin, aflatoxin. Research has also shown that aflatoxin can produce liver

cancer. Like peanuts, corn is poisonous and carcinogenic, containing 25

mycotoxin-producting fung! (See Table 2 in Appendix F.)

> > In our opinion, there is no specimen of corn in the world that is free of

mycotoxins. Don't say it too loud, though, because corn is grown all over the

world, and growers are major players in financial circles. Researchers have

reported the positive correlation of corn (and wheat flour) consumption and

death from cancer of the esophagus. Corn has also been positively associated

with gastric cancer.

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> > http://www.dreddyclinic.com/diet/alcaline/sick_and_tierd.htm