Ray Peat Audio Archive

kmud-110318-fukujima — Ray Peat Clip

This curated audio highlight features Ray Peat speaking in the interview kmud-110318-fukujima. The excerpt begins at 32:19 and runs for 42 seconds.

Yeah, dental patients have died, and dental students, a very high proportion of dental students working with alginate to make molds are surprisingly healthy young dental students. Well, that's a concentrate that they made, not a whole food product. Well, carrageenan is somewhat worse, but the alginate itself has potential to be dangerously allergenic. Okay. I think in light of raw carrots being so absorptive in the intestinal tract and non-digestible, meaning that if they were contaminated themselves, when you eat them, you're not going to be absorbing heavy metals, and when they wash through your intestinal tract, they're going to be absorbing potential heavy metals and radioactive particles.