Coffee with mold toxin ochratoxin A makes you need to pee immediately after drinking it. Clean coffee hydrates normally. The speaker explains how mold affects your kidneys and bladder.
Here's how you can tell if you're getting mold in your coffee. Some of the studies say 80%. Some say 90% of coffee is moldy. It might be 70%. And the degree and type of mold are also something that matters. When you drink a cup of coffee and you have to pee right away afterwards, is your bladder full or not full? It's not full. So what system in your body is making you pee? I guess your kidneys. Right? It's your kidneys and bladder, and they're doing it to protect you. Because the toxin that's most common in mold and coffee is called ochratoxin A, which is a kidney and bladder toxin. That's what I had. There you go. I had it too, in my house. What that means is if you have most coffee that has OTA in it, and you drink it, your body says, oh, my God, get it out of here. And then you pee right away, and there's like a half a cup of pee. When you drink clean coffee, it actually hydrates you, especially when there's electrolytes and minerals, like danger coffee, but it doesn't give you the pee response.
