Here, we break down the science. Here are six important facts about this type of mold in coffee: That said, ochratoxin A might not be as great of a health risk as the amount of sugar people might add to their coffee. Like so many aspects of our food chain, there is incomplete information. That said, I wouldn’t sound the alarm yet, but I you might want to start being a coffee snob, or a qualitarian. Until we have more data, I will continue to drink coffee, despite it’s potential ochratoxin content. The bottom line: It’s always best to ask questions and do your research about the food you put into your body, and coffee is no exception. A cutting-edge nutrition deep dive taught by 20+ top health & wellness experts

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