Artificial food dye

Artificial food coloring is readily abundant in the products we use everyday, especially in kids products like snacks, candy, and even medicine. These synthetic food dyes are made from petroleum and have been found to be carcinogenic, cause hypersensitivity reactions, and instigate behavioral problems (1). There still needs to be more research done to determine […]

Artificial dyes may have new names on labels, but they're still the same synthetic colors. 🌈 Be cautious: while these dyes make food look appealing, studies link them to potential health risks like behavioral changes in children, allergies, and long-term concerns. Stay informed and choose what's best for you and your family!

The color of food has always been an important part of its presentation and the experience of eating. But, food colorings are sneaking into unexpected places and new evidence shows they can be harmful. Here's some more info about food dyes, how they are regulated, where to find them, potential harms and of course, natural replacements so you can make the most educated decisions for you and your health!

Artificial food dyes may look pretty, but the effects on your health aren’t so colorful! 🌈 From hyperactivity to gut health issues, it’s time to make mindful choices about what goes on your plate. Drop a 🍓 if you’re ready to ditch the dyes and embrace natural foods! #HealthTips #CleanEating #HolisticHealth #ArtificialDyes #GutHealth #CleanEating #HolisticLiving #DyeFree #healthyeating

The Food and Drug Administration is meeting Wednesday and Thursday to examine whether artificial food dyes cause hyperactivity in children. Recent studies have drawn this link, causing some experts to call on the FDA to ban the dyes — or at least require a warning label.