E167-1 Is Irradiated Cannabis Safe? New Research Reveals the Truth with Saji George & Mamta Rani Part 1
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E167-1 Is Irradiated Cannabis Safe? New Research Reveals the Truth with Saji George & Mamta Rani Part 1
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Does irradiated cannabis still contain mold spores?
In this deep-dive episode, Trevor and Kirk explore the science behind cannabis irradiation, fungal contamination, and the hidden risks of mycotoxins. Dr. Saji George and Mamta Rani from McGill University break down how gamma irradiation is used to sterilize cannabis—and why even this industry-standard sterilization may not eliminate all harmful fungal spores or toxins. They reveal that while irradiation significantly reduces fungal contamination, advanced testing still detected viable spores and residual mycotoxins in some cannabis legal products.
For immunocompromised patients, even minimal exposure to spores or toxins can matter. We explore testing gaps, regulatory limits, workplace risks, and new biocontrol solutions to prevent contamination at the source.
Listen now to understand how cannabis irradiation works — and where the cracks in the system may be.
Detection of Mycotoxigenic Fungi and Residual Mycotoxins in Cannabis Buds Following Gamma Irradiation - Paper
Saji George - LinkedIn
Mamta Rani - LinkedIn
Transcripts, papers and so much more at: reefermed.ca