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A bacterial mutagen has been detected in ether extracts of freeze-dried feces of humans on Western diet. Several types of evidence suggest that nitroso compounds are present in human feces and the mutagen could be a nitroso compound. Ascorbic acid supplement in the diet reduces the levels of both the mutagens and nitroso compounds in the feces.
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