The top three sources of industrial toxins in the diet are fish oil, fish, and eggs.
Food Sources of PCB Chemical Pollutants
What about all the other industrial pollutants, like PCBs?
In perhaps the largest study to date, more than 12,000 food and feed samples tested across 18 countries. In the 11,000 food samples tested, the highest mean contamination level was observed in fish and eggs: “fish and fish-derived products followed by eggs, milk and their products, and [then] meat and meat products from [land-based] animals. The lowest contamination was observed in foods of plant origin.”
That is reason enough, right there, to transition towards a plant-based diet. Here’s the data. Fish oil, just off the charts: 117 micrograms per kg. Fish meat 35; eggs, with quantifiable levels found in 94% of eggs tested, dairy; beef/pork/chicken; and then, plant foods: 0.08.
To see any graphs, charts, graphics, images, and quotes to which Dr. Greger may be referring, watch the above video. This is just an approximation of the audio contributed by Dianne Moore.
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What about all the other industrial pollutants, like PCBs?
In perhaps the largest study to date, more than 12,000 food and feed samples tested across 18 countries. In the 11,000 food samples tested, the highest mean contamination level was observed in fish and eggs: “fish and fish-derived products followed by eggs, milk and their products, and [then] meat and meat products from [land-based] animals. The lowest contamination was observed in foods of plant origin.”
That is reason enough, right there, to transition towards a plant-based diet. Here’s the data. Fish oil, just off the charts: 117 micrograms per kg. Fish meat 35; eggs, with quantifiable levels found in 94% of eggs tested, dairy; beef/pork/chicken; and then, plant foods: 0.08.
To see any graphs, charts, graphics, images, and quotes to which Dr. Greger may be referring, watch the above video. This is just an approximation of the audio contributed by Dianne Moore.
Please consider volunteering to help out on the site.
Image thanks to cornishman via iStock
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For more on industrial pollutants, check out these videos:
The Wrong Way to Detox
Pollutants in Salmon and Our Own Fat
How Fast Can Children Detoxify from PCBs?
Dairy Estrogen and Male Fertility
Food Sources of Perfluorochemicals
Be sure to check out my other videos on PCBs.
For more context, also see my associated blog posts: Harvard’s Meat and Mortality Studies; EPA dioxin limit has National Chicken Council worried products could be declared “unfit for consumption” and How Chemically Contaminated Are We?
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