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.
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?
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.