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These results were backed up by a 2001 investigation into the effects of roasting on toxins, and a
                   2002 study on toxins in green coffee. A more recent 2012 study found that drinking coffee did not sig-
                   nificantly increase blood mycotoxin levels above normal environmental conditions.
                       If you’re still not convinced, debunking Bulletproof Coffee has been a rich vein of internet writing
                   for quite some time, with everyone from food and coffee geeks to Paleo-heads and Gizmodo getting in
                   on the game. The most definitive long read is probably this one from Authority Nutrition.
                       Okay! So maybe MCT + butter in coffee induces light ketosis, and maybe it gives some
                   people energy. So what’s the issue?

                       There isn’t one! Except for all the bogus claims about mycotoxins, and the rather indeterminate nature
                   of whatever ketosis is happening. Well, and that thing about nicely roasted, acidic coffees not tasting great
                   with tons of butter in. But you know what? People can do what they want, and hopefully now you’re a little
                   better prepared to understand why.





















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