mytotoxin free coffee. is it worth it ?

Debbiedebbiey

Have you tried it ? Just wondering if it's worth the $$, , seems like $19 is kinda high for coffee.....unless it is as super wonderful as it sounds, of course. I feel awesome with kerrygold & coconut oil or not every morning....I can't imagine it could get much better ! Please share your thoughts IF YOU HAVE TRIED IT !!!! Thanks !!!

kiramaniac

Yes, I tried. I assume you mean the official bulletproof executive coffee.
I didn't notice a difference.

But, I don't know of mycotoxins are something that makes you feel noticeably ill right away, or do they just erode away your health without you having a clue. I don't know.

This site has good info. http://www.naturalnews.com/034063_mycotoxins_coffee.html

How Can You Find Mycotoxin-Free Coffee?

By following these tips, you can enjoy your cup of joe without having it ruin your health.

1. Drink coffee that has been made via wet processing. Because mycotoxins often form during the drying process, wet beans are much less likely to contain them than dry beans.

2. Do not drink decaffeinated coffee. Caffeine actually protects coffee beans from the growth of mold and can prevent large amounts of mycotoxins from growing.

3. Choose arabica beans over robusta beans. Though robusta varieties do have higher levels of caffeine, they also contain more mycotoxins.

4. Consider the environment in which your beans are grown. Because mold is less apt to grow at higher elevations, buying beans that have been harvested in the mountains of Central America is a great way to decrease the amount of toxins in your coffee.

5. Stay away from blends. Though blended coffees may taste good, there really is no way of telling where the different bean varieties have come from. Try to stick to single estate products rather than the major brand names.

6. Steam is an agent that can help break down toxins, so if all else fails, order an Americano.

Learn more: http://www.naturalnews.com/034063_mycotoxins_coffee.html#ixzz2ffrpaZPl