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R5 One brazil nut is a whole day of selenium
One brazil nut carries around 96 micrograms of selenium. A woman needs 55 for the whole day. So a single nut is already close to double. Four takes you to the ceiling, which is 400 for an adult. Five is past it. How much selenium is in the nut depends entirely on the soil the tree grew in, and it swings enormously. You genuinely cannot know what is in the one in your hand. That is the whole reason the number to remember is small rather than precise. What too much looks like, and it takes a long time and a lot of nuts to get there: brittle hair and nails, and a garlic smell on your breath. Not dramatic. Just worth knowing exists. Most people here are not short of selenium at all. The soil is generally rich in it, so this is not a gap you need to go chasing. It is just a lovely, easy thing your body already uses well. One or two. Not a handful, and not every day.
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