"Plant toxins are natural compounds produced by a huge number of plants, including many we grow as crops. In most cases, these toxins are defense mechanisms the plant produces to protect itself against being overeaten by insects in its environment. If an insect eats enough of a one of these plants, the toxic chemicals would accumulate in the insect to a level where cell and tissue function are disrupted and the insect dies. In this way, plant toxins play an important role in nature's checks-and-balances system." -- Graham Ryan, The Synchro Life
Resources mentioned:
- Paul Saladino: https://carnivoremd.com/
- Article on Oxalates and Phytates: https://besynchro.com/blogs/blog/1353...
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