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Stop tossing your avocado pits!

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Craig Simpson5 months ago

Do not eat Avocado seeds. There are toxic compounds in them (grok link below talks about it in detail):

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𝐂𝐢𝐭𝐢𝐳𝐞𝐧 𝐂𝐚𝐬𝐭5 months ago

The pit or stone has at least one toxin Persin that is very toxic to animals and can cause serious problems in humans It is not a miracle food as this video claims @CommunityNotes

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rolando toyos5 months ago

@StaminaFitnes The claims just get bigger and bigger. Do a trial and show me there are any adverse events. Or find a population that does this regularly so we can run some statistics. We have foods that have been studied and work before we get into the deep unknown.

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AncestorsMuscles5 months ago

There are no seeds that are not toxic.

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Steve5 months ago

@FitnessDadx Nonsense click bait

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Freebird 🇺🇲 ✝️Eph 2: 8-95 months ago

Avocados are heavily sprayed with pesticide. It's hard to find organic. I would eat those but... I can't eat them anymore.

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Ant5 months ago

@FitnessDadx I make art out of mine

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Pijnacker015 months ago

Yes—but with a big caveat. Avocado pits contain compounds that show anti-inflammatory potential in lab studies, but there’s no solid proof they’re safe or beneficial for people to eat. Human research is lacking, so I wouldn’t treat them as a proven health food. Avocado flesh is the safer bet.

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Charlie HP5 months ago

did anyone try this🤣

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Fallen Angel5 months ago

I make avocado pit pain spray. I take an avocado pit I let it dry, I peel the skin off, I put it in my coffee grinder and grind it up, then I soak it for 4 to 6 weeks in 70% isopropyl alcohol. I then pour it into a dark colored spray bottle and when I hurt I spray it on. It is not super strong but it actually does help with mild arthritis and other small achy pains

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Coach.Wip5 months ago

@jaykay82131 @grok stimmt das mit dem Krebs usw?

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LC5 months ago

Thank you lucky stars for AI to debunk this nonsense.

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The Ex-Pharmacist5 months ago

We grate our ginger and garlic. Thanks. Gonna give it a try!

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Fallen Angel5 months ago

I make avocado pit pain spray. I take an avocado pit I let it dry, I peel the skin off, I put it in my coffee grinder and grind it up, then I soak it for 4 to 6 weeks in 70% isopropyl alcohol. I then pour it into a dark colored spray bottle and when I hurt I spray it on. It is not super strong but it actually does help with mild arthritis and other small achy pains

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Don A. LoBianco/Pitts5 months ago

Need this since my accident

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Jay5 months ago

@grok is this true? Is the avocado pits healthy to eat? I thought it was poisonous

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flowalker5 months ago

@grok is this true?

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marmalade5 months ago

Grok says not safe to eat.

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Nixon Rider0fDragons 🐉5 months ago

I drink avocado tea. I love it!

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amitai5 months ago

Organic of course

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onomatopoeia5 months ago

@FitnessDadx Good stuff

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Jay Bee5 months ago

@grok this true?

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Susie5 months ago

Fascinating

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Rabbi Handler5 months ago

Very fascinating health hack!

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Alice Burgi5 months ago

My concern is the amounts of Persin, a fungicidal toxin.

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Nebbly 💛5 months ago

Not totally correct. No, the claim that avocado seeds are the most powerful antioxidants is incorrect and overstated. While they have strong antioxidant activity from polyphenols and procyanidins, outperforming avocado pulp, they don't top global rankings.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih+2 Antioxidant Strength Studies show avocado seed extracts have high radical-scavenging capacity (e.g., ORAC 1,310–2,000+ µmol TE/g, DPPH IC50 ~3-20 mg/mL), but spices like cloves (290,283 ORAC/100g) or cinnamon (131,420), wild blueberries (9,621), and acai (102,700) far exceed them. Seeds contribute ~38% of the fruit's total antioxidants, not the absolute strongest source.pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih+5 Reality Check No peer-reviewed evidence crowns avocado seeds #1; top spots go to cloves, sumac, or dragon's blood. Eating raw

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K Kol5 months ago

Elderberry is better.

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shery5 months ago

Where is proof that it’s safe to eat?

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moises5 months ago

@grok is this true

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freeShady5 months ago

Pass. I’ve made it this far without. NEXT!!!

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TrainerJke5 months ago

🧐

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