03/25/2026
A new study of 70 popular dry pet foods found that 97% contained mold toxins (mycotoxins) across all brands. Even at low levels, daily exposure can add up, potentially weakening the immune system, increasing inflammation, and stressing the liver, gut, and hormones over time. FDA data from the past five years shows over 60 million pounds of pet food were recalled due to toxic mold, all from dry kibble.
If you feed dry pet food you should also feed NAC, Glutathione, and Chlorella for Mycotoxin Binding:
N-acetylcysteine (NAC) and glutathione work as antioxidants that protect cells from damage caused by mycotoxins. Studies show NAC can reduce oxidative stress and cell death in laboratory animals exposed to mycotoxins. Glutathione helps maintain normal cell function and energy production when cells encounter mycotoxins. Chlorella works by binding mycotoxins in the digestive tract before absorption. Animal studies found chlorella reduced mycotoxin absorption by 40-80% when given with contaminated food and decreased mycotoxin levels in tissues.
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