Dr. Russell Blaylock, M.D.
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Peanut Butter and Inflammation

Wednesday, 26 August 2009 10:27 AM EDT


Question: Since all vegetable oils, except olive oil, cause significant inflammation, does peanut butter also cause inflammation?





Dr. Blaylock's Answer:

Peanut butter contains peanut oil. I advise organic peanut butter. You will notice that the oil separates. To reduce the inflammatory effect, drain off the oil and replace it with extra virgin olive oil, which contains a number of anti-inflammatory factors. It will not affect the flavor and it will not separate. You should avoid eating a lot of peanut butter because aflotoxin, a known liver carcinogen, is commonly found in peanut butter (even high-quality brands). Also, peanuts are relatively high in glutamate, an excitotoxin.







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