Ochratoxin A, a mold toxin in some coffee, targets your kidneys and bladder. If you drink coffee and suddenly need to pee but barely produce anything, that's a sign your coffee is contaminated. It's a simple self-test for what the speaker calls danger coffee.
If you want to know if the coffee you're drinking today, and it varies by batch and all that is mold free or not, there's a very simple test. You drink your coffee and then you're going to have to pee. If you have to pee and your bladder is full, your coffee is clean. But most people, they drink coffee and go, I really have to pee. And you pee a half a cup. Why did your body tell you you had to pee if your bladder wasn't full? Because OTA is a toxin that targets your bladder and your kidneys, and the body actually got a stress response, which you may blame on your spouse, by the way. It's a fear thing, but it's a justified fear. And. And so your body now says, I'm going to pull water out of blood plasma. Now you get some dehydration. I'm going to use it to dilute the toxin, and I'm going to give you a signal that you have to pee. So if you have to pee and your bladder is not full, look at what was in your coffee. That's why danger coffee is such a big deal.
