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    Those brazil nuts aren't high selenium!

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    • TruthT
      Truth @LucH
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      @LucH said in Those brazil nuts aren't high selenium!:

      @Truth said in Those brazil nuts aren't high selenium!:

      any Idea what might it be related to?

      When it doesn't taste, it's probably because your brain doesn't need it. One exception: whenever you're under control of your microbiota or when you saturate the tongue papilla's with fat and salt.
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      I eat unsalted brazil nuts. Yes its possible a factory, but sometimes it feel like there is more to it, Can eat 15 that are untasty, and one much more tasty, same with macadamia nuts

      Thrive for the highest degree of energy

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      • DavidPSD
        DavidPS
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        The amount of selenium in a brazil nut varies from tree to tree. The amount of selenium in a brazil nut depends (in part?) on the amount of selenium in the soil.

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        Geochemical background and geopedological interactions of selenium in soils from Piauí state, Northeastern Brazil

        ““Effective health care depends on self-care” - Ivan Illich, 👀
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        • DavidPSD
          DavidPS
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          Haidut mentions the HED for selenium in this interesting post from 2022.
          http://haidut.me/?p=1755

          ““Effective health care depends on self-care” - Ivan Illich, 👀
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            herenow
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            I was hoping industry would develop a low pufa version like they did for the peanut. Now there's no reason to give these things a single thought

            a pointless trash food. hate them😡

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              A Former User @herenow
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              @herenow most nuts suck. for peanut I like PB2 powder (defatted peanut butter powder) and then mix with coconut oil. or just mix as is in milk for peanut flavour without the peanut fat.

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                Corngold @GlucoseGal
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                @GlucoseGal

                Liver and shellfish, but cronometer usually tracks selenium from ground beef and milk. Does anyone think those amounts are accurate? My guess is it's lower just because feed / industry isn't so natural or high quality. Still, it seems like most cuts of beef have a good amount.

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                  Corngold @A Former User
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                  @sushi_is_cringe

                  PB2 is decent if you get a craving for pb / banana / honey sandwich. Regular peanut butter gives me awful stomach pain and indigestion.

                  If you want to read more about peanuts and peanut butter (largely an American food) read this book:

                  Creamy and Crunchy: An Informal History of Peanut Butter, the All-American Food by Jon Krampner

                  It's very interesting and goes into some of the economic and nutrition aspects of peanuts/pb industry.

                  One thing that stuck is the idea of aflatoxin from bird poop leeching into peanut butter when it rained because peanut butter factories wouldn't fix their leaking roofs. Terrible!

                  From AI:

                  Aflatoxins were first identified in commercial turkeys in the 1960s, and they are known to cause acute toxicity, known as "Turkey-X disease".
                  Research has shown that aflatoxins can cause reduced weight gain, impaired immune function, and liver damage in birds.
                  In contrast, avian influenza, particularly the highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) strains, can cause severe disease and high mortality rates in poultry and some wild birds.

                  Gotta wonder if something similar is going on with "bird flu" and the chicken / egg insanity.

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                    herenow @A Former User
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                      herenow @A Former User
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                      @A-Former-User said in Those brazil nuts aren't high selenium!:

                      @herenow most nuts suck. for peanut I like PB2 powder (defatted peanut butter powder) and then mix with coconut oil. or just mix as is in milk for peanut flavour without the peanut fat.

                      I just tried this with the Pasokin brand with about 1/5 the pufa bc they use high oleic peanuts. Worked great and guiltless! Good for fattening up too.

                      I'm a happy camper and soon to be more saturated than @Jennifer

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                      • JenniferJ
                        Jennifer @herenow
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                        @herenow, soon you’ll be even more saturated than Such_Saturation from the old RPF. 😁

                        I have stood on a mountain of no’s for one yes. ~ B. Smith

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                          gg12
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                          I thought eggs had good selenium

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