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does pasteurising or filtering actually remove grayanotoxin

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(@mayaw)
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@TrailTori did a person actually write that back or was it a template? because thats two different problems. if someone real typed it and still couldnt say what it was for, idk.


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Worth being precise, it cuts both ways. "Heated so it's fine" is not something you can lean on, and neither is "heated so it must be worse". Both are a processing claim standing in for a measurement.

Only testing on that batch says anything about a given jar. If you're asking because of health stuff or something you're taking, that's a conversation for a clinician, not a forum. Not medical advice, just dont let a label settle it.


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right, thats what i was after. the heated = defanged thing gets passed round like it's settled and i didnt have anything to point at when someone said it to me.


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Ok so which is it — pasteurising definitely doesnt do anything to it, or nobody can say either way. those are pretty different answers when you're in a shop holding a jar. and does raw mean anything or is it, sorry thats a whole other question.


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