Anchovy poisoning (clupeotoxin)
Anchovy poisoning (clupeotoxin): Introduction
Anchovy poisoning (clupeotoxin): Some anchovies contain toxins (Clupeotoxin) which can be poisonous to humans if eaten. Heat does not destroy the toxin and there is still uncertainty as to the origin of the toxin. The toxin appears to be present in higher concentrations in summer and is believed to be possible linked to the consumption of toxic food in its food web. The size and age of the anchovy does not appear to be related to the toxicity. The anchovies are found in coastal waters off Africa and the Caribbean, Indian and Pacific Oceans.
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Prognosis for Anchovy poisoning (clupeotoxin)
Prognosis for Anchovy poisoning (clupeotoxin):
The toxin is very poisonous and death can occur in less than 15 minutes. As many as half of poisoning patients end up dying.
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