Does Ammonia Kill Mycotoxins?

Does Ammonia Kill Mycotoxins?

Ammonia has been used in the food industry for centuries to kill small concentrations of mold spores and to "Chemically inactivate" mycotoxins. ... This study also shows that not only does it work but it is also safe for animals and humans to eat and there is no toxic effect from consuming food treated by ammonia.

Does ammonia kill mold and mycotoxins?

In his experiments Dr. Croft was able to confirm that ammonia not only killed the mold spores but also destroyed the molecular structure of the mycotoxin that is so dangerous to humans, animals and most forms of life.

How do I neutralize mycotoxins?

Killing Mycotoxins
  1. Sodium Hypochlorite has been found to kill trichothecene and other mycotoxins.
  2. Extreme heat (fire at 500°F for half-hour) can destroy trichothecene mycotoxins.
  3. Ozone can kill most mycotoxins, but the level needed is not safe for humans.
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