Cyclopiazonic acid appears to be toxic only at high concentrations. The symptoms associated to CPA consumption also include anorexia, dehydration, weight loss, immobility and, in the case of near death, convulsions. Few cases of mycotoxicosis with cyclopiazonic acid have been reported because the poisoning is benign, the amount of toxicity is small, and the effects may be masked by concurrent aflatoxin poisoning (some toxicity data may have been derived from the use of aflatoxin-contaminated CPA). To date, there are no national regulations on CPA levels in food products.