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Which type of bean triggers favism, the destruction of red blood cells in genetically predisposed individuals?
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Which type of bean triggers favism, the destruction of red blood cells in genetically predisposed individuals?
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Fava beans, as well as the pods, leaves and stems of the fava plant can cause an extreme reaction known as favism. Favism is a type of severe anemia and other legumes can also cause it in those who are predisposed to the condition.
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