Not meaning to be a smartipants but I got the impression that you wrote this post because you were having problems.
If what I am suggesting is a cause of the problems wouldn't it make more sense to try it out just to see, rather than defending a possible causative agent?
Sometimes problems take a long time to manifest.
I had a friend who suffered from arthritis. At some point in talking to him I discovered that he loved potatoes and potato skins.
I mentioned that potato skins are a well known to be toxic. Potatoes are nightshades. They will cause issues, one of which is arthritis. The skins carry the toxins. It is particularly bad if the potato has grown close to the surface of the ground or if they are exposed to light during storage causing them to turn green. The green indicates a high level of the toxic chemicals.
Anyways after explaining this to him he said emphatically that there is no way he could have that problem, because he has been doing this for years.... Duh!
Diseases don't generally crop up over night.
Ayurveda has a disease theory called 'leaking tap, bucket, dirt field, weeds'.
Out in a freshly ploughed field is a bucket with a tap over it. The tap is leaking a small amount. It takes a long time to fill the bucket with the drips, but eventually it does.
When the bucket finally fills, it leaks over the side and the water then starts the weeds growing which spread like wildfire once they get hold. The drip is toxins making their way out of the GI tract through the osmotic barrier of the intestinal walls, into the blood stream and spreading out till it get stuck in some part of the system.
It takes a long time, but it eventually builds up somewhere in your body and then it starts to choke off some organ or area of the body in the same way that sludge builds up in a radiator in your car 'frinstance.
At some magic point when the bucket is full (blood flow is restricted or stopped in that area or organ) the section of your body gets past the 'Tipping Point' and disease sets in. Takes a long time generally and then you have a chronic disease.
Sometimes that time frame is short and you get an acute disease.
BTW the toxins don't mean the usual bogeymen like the demon 'mercury'. Toxins can be foods that don't digest properly for whatever reason.
Using the fire analogy, because digestion is essentially a chemical reaction which is what fire is, if you throw gasoline on a fire, it will possibly explode, snuffing out the fire, causing smoke and ashes to be spread all over the place. This smoke and ashes translates into no digestion (indigestion) and toxins.
That's how they put out oil well fires, with explosives.
