Bad news if you were hoping to beat a drug examination by blame it on your breakfast . A British company calledFDL , a “ global provider of speciality ingredients , ” is claiming to have developed a young type of poppy come with reduced levels of morphia that wo n’t produce a false positive issue on a drug exam .
You ’ve probably get word that eating too many poppy seminal fluid bagels , or other baked goods with the garnish , will get you flagged as a heroin addict if you take a drug test shortly after . Improvements in opiate drug testing methods can now prevail out that false finish ( assuming you ’re not actually a heroin nut ) , thanks to a2014 studyby researchers at King ’s College in London . In 2008 , the National Institute on Drug Abuse changed its rule of thumb and call forth the limit for morphia in a someone ’s organisation , but scarf down too many poppy source - covered bagels can stillpush you past those accepted ranges , andget you in trouble .
Because simply require people to block eat poppy seeds is tantamount to stripping them off their freedoms , FDL has instead developed a unexampled salmagundi . By mixing Eastern European poppy seeds , known for their miserable morphine level , with cheaper poppy seminal fluid from the UK that have higher level of the pop pain pill , FDL lay claim its new blend boasts morphine floor below 20 part per million , compare to the 900 parts per million for the poppy ejaculate covering the bagel you belike ate this morning .
Food Navigator report that the company has already signed a deal with a simoleons Jehovah to start using the new poppy seed blend , but there ’s no word on when or if it will make its way to bagel makers in New York . Gizmodo has reach out to FDL for more information , and we will update this post if and when we find out back . For now , you ’ve probably still bewilder a fleck of time if you ’re anxious about that drug test your employer ’s been demanding .
[ Food NavigatorviaWashington Post ]
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