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I follow Seven sundays on instagram and saw a apology video, their grain free cereal was tested to have 223ppb of glyphosate (the weed killer linked to cancer with a daily limit of 160ppb) and went and looked over the lab tests (lab source) and it had more glyphosate than all other cereals COMBINED.

I pay a premium for this brand, and liked that they mostly did NOT use seed oils. and while i appreciate the fact that they pledged to get better, I feel like I cant trust a health brand anymore. what cereal brand do you all get?

taylor farms is a 7 billion dollar company and the biggest fresh cut produce processor in north america, they pack bagged salad that gets sold under other companys store brands, walmarts marketside, targets good & gather, krogers simple truth, costcos kirkland, some trader joes bags. (full list)

july 17 they recalled all the iceberg lettuce from thier central mexico plant, it had already gone out to at least 27 states. 6358 cases, 278 hospitalizations and 2 deaths in michigan. it went to taco bell, jack in the box, sysco, etc

this got me thinking, taylor farms owns all of these? I thought they where separate brands, or maybe local suppliers, I dont care as much about the outbreak, but why do they own all of this??

saw a video about this study and went to look into it. UC Davis tested a bunch of avocado oil products this year and 48 of 54 failed a purity test, the chips were 26 of 28 and the salad dressings were literally 12 of 12. failed means the oil wasnt real avocado oil, it was cut or swapped with cheaper Seed Oils like soybean canola and safflower.

the part that got me is the bags that say 100% avocado oil or pure avocado oil failed right along with everything else, one chip sample matched the cellular profile of Soybean Oil. theres no FDA definition for avocado oil at all so the label is legally allowed to say pure and mean nothing, and your paying like a 300 to 500% premium for it.

how are you even suppose to trust a clean label at this point? wild

my daughter has been on hello fresh watermelon for a while now, the fluoride free one for kids all ages, cause it seemed like the better option and she liked the flavor. I saw a recent post about heavy metals in kids toothpaste and went and looked ours up. it got lab tested in 2025 and came back at 493 ppb of Lead and 19 ppb of Mercury. the level thats suppose to be safe for kids is 5 ppb lead and 2 ppb mercury.

thier dragon dazzle one was 428. neither is on the label because they arent added ingrediants, they just end up in there, so theres no way I couldve caught it reading the box. theres a class action over it now. Colgate bought the brand back in 2020.

little kids swallow most of what goes on the brush. I feel awful about how long we used it. what are y'all using instead? is anything in that aisle actually clean?

after trying raw milk at a farm a while ago , i was curious as to why i had never seen it in grocery stores (i'm from midwest), and i was interested in switching to it. crazy enough, almost all states ban it, and if you do get it from a farmer it must be labeled as pet food and not for human consumption.

Raw milk has more nutrients (like calcium) as it isnt pasteurized, and is said to taste more like ice cream (i agree). why is it illegal to eat something like this, and where can you actually get raw milk? Crazy the government can foodmonger like this.

in June of 2023 lab grown meat was FDA approved, with Tyson backing a Israeli biotech making it.

It's made by immortalizing scraped cells from a live animal, so they divide forever like a cancer cell, then feeding it growth serum so it turns back into flesh.

Are you guys eating this on your carnivore diet, given its made with real Cow cells? Personally I draw the line here, ill take my 100% grass fed beef thanks.

society has psyope'd us into spraying these chemicals on our neck. your neck is the thinnest part of your skin, and spraying perfume not only lets you inhale VOCs but also leach phthalates (the fragrance ingrediant you see), etc. into your neck, which is linked to infertility etc.

there’s a million things to always watch out for, and it’s so annoying hearing something new every day, especially when everyone else thinks it’s normal. its always the same.

I saw this recent image going around, and I go to bucees when I need gas and pick up food sometimes. They taste pretty good but I never actually looked at the list.

Why does thier burrito have this many ingredients (I looked it up at 188 ingredients)? is this safe to eat? I know current government has been doing reforms on food, Im not political but I want to make sure that while yes it is legal, is this ok to eat?

When I research products I look at this lab testing site plastic list a lot and found Annies ORGANIC (suppose to be healthy mac and cheese has a ton of plasticizers in it, ranking top 28% of all products tested and this is a super high amount. Plasticizers (used to make plastic soft) are chemically similar to hormones you have and are linked to infertility.

This brand uses no plastic in their final product, so this is super surprising. I had been giving this to my daughter for 2 years now, and it was super nice as they didnt use Seed Oils. Why is this even in the product? What else could I get?

I saw a recent article then went deeper into kraft cheese slices. personally i never eat them.

I saw that they had been "politely asked" to remove the word cheese from their single slices, as they couldn't legally be called cheese. is this true? if so what are they feeding us? what are safer cheese brands?

*edit: thx! with help of the comments, I found a clean alternatives to the kraft cheese on the tallow.app which ranks a lot of products by categories, and has top 100 cheeses for example. thanks again guys

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.

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?

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.