

The 10 Dangerous Foods RFK Jr. Just BANNED
20 snips Jul 1, 2025
The focus is on ten dangerous foods that may be banned for their harmful effects. Artificial food dyes pose no benefits and have been allowed back thanks to regulatory changes. Titanium dioxide is singled out for causing DNA damage, while brominated vegetable oil, a flame retardant, is still lurking in American soft drinks. Potassium bromate is on the list for fluffing dough despite being banned elsewhere. The dangers of high-fructose corn syrup and inflammatory seed oils round out the discussion, highlighting a fight for healthier food regulations.
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Delaney Clause Reversed in 1996
- The Delaney Clause once prohibited cancer-causing food additives but was reversed in 1996.
- This reversal allowed many toxic chemicals to return to the food supply causing cancer risks.
Cut Junk From SNAP Program
- Support banning junk foods from the SNAP program to reduce disease and healthcare costs.
- Avoid using food stamps for unhealthy items like soda with high fructose corn syrup.
Titanium Dioxide's Hidden Dangers
- Titanium dioxide used to whiten foods causes DNA damage and can enter the brain.
- France banned it and it is also considered a carcinogen, prompting efforts to remove it from foods.