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    …fruits has been linked to hypoglycemic encephalopathy and death in a number of children in India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. The fruits and seeds contain the toxins hypoglycin A and methylene cyclopropyl-glycin, which inhibit the synthesis of glucose and can cause acute hypoglycemia. These toxins are more concentrated in unripe fruits,…

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    …fruits has been linked to hypoglycemic encephalopathy and death in a number of children in India, Bangladesh, and Vietnam. The fruits and seeds contain the toxins hypoglycin A and methylene cyclopropyl-glycin, which inhibit the synthesis of glucose and can cause acute hypoglycemia. These toxins are more concentrated in unripe fruits,…

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