u/Ok_Market_7748

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i need help finding unblocked games sites pls!

i've literally been trying every single site i can find and nothing has worked so far, they're all blocked and they also block certain keywords which makes it even harder to find something. i need like the most niche site possible. these last few weeks of school have been BORING. please help me :(

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u/Ok_Market_7748 — 1 day ago

Forget seed oils, let's not eat vaccinated fish?

Ive been researching healthy alternatives a lot lately, and found that almost all farmed fish are vaccinated. Farmed fish seem to make a majority of the market, where wild caught seems to be the only alternative. This exact video stated they could vaccinate 18,000 fish per hour

why is this even legal? I never even knew this existed until a few days ago. what are clean alternatives we can eat? I was never much of a fish eater anyways.

u/Ok_Market_7748 — 2 days ago

Girl Scout cookies have Lead in them?

Hi! my daughter is in girl scouts and I have been buying boxes for years, I recently saw this newscaster short video say their where heavy metals and glyphosate in all girl scout cookies.

I researched and saw it was true, a study had tested 25 boxes and found metals in all of them. Was this debunked or has girl scout responded to and fixed the issue? thank you!

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u/Ok_Market_7748 — 4 days ago

Driscolls non-organic strawberries contaminated with 12 pesticides

I saw a recent post about those who live next to Driscolls fields have a 38% increased chance of cancer and how a study found 12 "forever" pesticides in their strawberries (Mamavation 2026)

I think we all know strawberries are bad non-organic, but I saw along with this news their organic also has pesticide residue (at least their raspberries do). What can we eat thats actually safe? i feel like what is safe and what isn't changes every day.

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u/Ok_Market_7748 — 6 days ago

Why is the US only banning food dyes now when the EU restricted them years ago, and is it actually hazardous to our health?

u/Ok_Market_7748 — 8 days ago

A Wendy's Burger has 3,000,000 nanograms of phthalates.

I just want to let everyone know if you ever thought a fast food place was "safe" its not. Even chipotle is down on this list (2024 Consumer Reports).

These are the same chemicals that cause infertility. I started cooking at home, but does anyone have any clean non-plastic restaurant reccs?

u/Ok_Market_7748 — 9 days ago

Cadbury owner Mondelez invests in Israeli startup making lab grown cocoa

I saw a recent linked video then read up about how the owner of Toblerone, Cadbury&oreo just invested 4.5 million into a Israeli food tech startup Celleste bio working on lab grown cocoa, the company stating real cocoa is too expensive to farm.

Why is this not being talked about more?

They already back in 2019 replace real cocoa with dutch (proccessed) cocoa, and it is said in 2027 we will have this lab grown cocoa after FDA approval.

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u/Ok_Market_7748 — 10 days ago

Enzymes in cheese label is actually Pfizer bioengineered ingredient?

I had seen a recent article showing that Pfizer the vaccine company in 1990 got the first bioengineered ingredient approved by the FDA and its now in 90% of cheese. It used to be made with rennet, not its not.

I got my Tillamook, and their they had it, enzymes. The ingredient is labeled as that.

What should I eat instead? I thought Tillamook was safe.

u/Ok_Market_7748 — 14 days ago

I saw this AI news tiktoker talking about wood chips in Daves killer bread, but what I thought was interesting is that fresh off the oven the bread gets wrapped in plastic.

Which is the same soft plastic that have phthalates in them. Is this the same in all bread, and if so what are some swaps?

u/Ok_Market_7748 — 16 days ago