Artificial Colors and Flavors

RFK Jr. Just Declared War on the Autism Epidemic

The autism epidemic was never a mystery. It was a crime scene without a detective. Until now. The evidence is mounting, the walls are closing in, and no amount of media smears can stop the truth. Remember when Dr. Fauci and his chorus of media sycophants and Big Pharma buddies spent two years lecturing us
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FDA just banned Red Dye 40—here’s why your kids’ favorite snacks are changing forever

Melody Glass April 23, 2025 This is an AI generated image. It was a familiar scene at my niece’s birthday party last month: twelve giggling second-graders, faces smeared with crimson frosting, suddenly burst into frenetic energy. We often shrug it off as a “sugar high.” But growing research suggests the bright red cupcakes and fruit punch might
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Great News! Red Dye No. 3 was just banned!

Here’s a snippet of our Chapter on artificial colors and flavors. To read more about all the dyes purchase at whatseatingyoukid.club The Artificial Colors and Flavors Monster Artificial colors and flavors are used in food, drugs and cosmetics.  Artificial colors are made from petroleum (which is used in diesel fuel and gasoline). Artificial colors and
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California ‘Skittles Ban’ Advances to Governor’s Desk, Here’s What It Means for Consumers

Lawmakers believe it could have a ripple effect across the country. The California Food Safety Act, a bill that will ban some food additives found in popular packaged snacks, is one step closer to becoming a reality.  On Tuesday, California lawmakers voted and passed the bill, which is now on its way to the state’s
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Researchers Link Diacetyl Exposure to Alzheimer’s Disease

The food flavoring ingredient diacetyl, which produces that buttery aroma in microwave popcorn, may be linked to Alzheimer’s disease.Laura Walter Aug 21, 2012 Researchers have uncovered a potential link between diacetyl, the flavoring ingredient that produces the buttery flavor of microwave popcorn, and Alzheimer’s disease. Diacetyl already has been associated with potentially fatal lung disease.
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