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Our Mutual Friend, 7 gennaio 1885, vignetta satirica di Joseph Keppler, che mette in guardia sui pericoli degli additivi colorati usati nelle caramelle.
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Our Mutual Friend, 7 gennaio 1885, vignetta satirica di Joseph Keppler, che mette in guardia sui pericoli degli additivi colorati usati nelle caramelle.
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The Davenport Democrat and Leader, Iowa, April 14, 1914
PSA: You can allergic to certain ingredients of your mineral or vitamin supplements. Better choose ones with minimum ingredients and ones that are least sus; liquid supples are quite a good solution ;) but you have to mind they often contain oils
Liquid shit.
They seriously had to put BHT into eyebrow pencil? Why?
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12 Chemicals and Additives Consumed in America That Are Banned in Other Countries
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Ammonia — that strong-smelling chemical that's in most of your household cleaning products — is commonly used as a food additive, as well as an antimicrobial agent in meat products. The FDA has deemed it safe.
After meat is treated with ammonium hydroxide, it's put through a sieve-like apparatus to produce a lean meat product.
The FDA calls it Lean Finely Textured Beef, but thanks to former USDA scientist Gerald Zirnstein, most of the public recognizes the chemically-treated scrap meat as "pink slime."
Food processors add the pink slime to certain ground beefs to reduce its overall fat content.