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BREAKING 🚨 The Trump administration officially BANS all Petroleum based Artificial Food Dyes 🔥 “This administration is not interested in doing the same old things as we watch our kids get sicker” 6 dyes: Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2, Green 3 gone by 2026 ❤️

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Star Spangled Devilvor 1 Jahr

About time. Now they could just ban artificial foods and GMO crops, we would be golden.

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Building 7 Boutiquevor 1 Jahr

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Randyvor 1 Jahr

Why 2026 and not 2024?

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Masculine Basedvor 1 Jahr

Finally, a win for common sense and our kids’ health. No more rainbow poison in their cereal!

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T-Bonevor 1 Jahr

I love this so much. It is about time. I'm fine with grey candy. 😂

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FreddieMacvor 1 Jahr

This is great news in my opinion.

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CherryVipervor 1 Jahr

YES! Finally someone stood up and told the truth!

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Alena Shterenbergvor 1 Jahr

Our kids deserve this!

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Todd Phillipsvor 1 Jahr

Good news, move in the right direction. Healthy Nation is a Strong Nation! #MAHA

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Slavolvor 1 Jahr

Can’t wait to throw out all my old food dye!!!

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Susan Kingvor 1 Jahr

This is FANTASTIC news! We’ve been trying to get this done for years! Thank you to the Trump administration!👍👍👍👏👏👏

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🚨 #BREAKING - IT'S OFFICIAL: Trump administration moves to BAN essentially ALL artificial food dyes in the USA food supply at RFK Jr.'s direction. Eliminate 6 dyes: Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2, Green 3, by the end of 2026. FDA Commissioner Makary says: "This administration is NOT interested in doing the same old things as we watch our children get SICKER." Goes on to say cancer, diabetes, etc. going up at "alarming rate" - "nobody seems to know why." Goal? Address what's IN THE FOOD, not focusing on more drug admissions. - Establish national standard, timeline for food industry to move from petroleum dyes to natural - Initiate process to revoke authorization of citrus red 2 and orange b - Requesting food companies remove Red 3 SOONER than the deadline Effectively "ALL" petroleum-based dyes to be removed.

Eric Daugherty

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Today is an AMAZING day! The FDA has announced they will be removing various petroleum-based food dyes from foods and beverages in America by the end of 2026. They include Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2, Green 3. Not sure how much people really know about these things, but they’re one of the many things in our foods that are killing us. What does it mean that the American food supply is poisoned? It means exactly what you see in this video below. Compare American Fanta with Italian Fanta. Same drink. Different chemicals. Look at the difference in the color. THIS IS WHAT I VOTED FOR. MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN!
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Today is an AMAZING day! The FDA has announced they will be removing various petroleum-based food dyes from foods and beverages in America by the end of 2026. They include Red 40, Yellow 5, Yellow 6, Blue 1, Blue 2, Green 3. Not sure how much people really know about these things, but they’re one of the many things in our foods that are killing us. What does it mean that the American food supply is poisoned? It means exactly what you see in this video below. Compare American Fanta with Italian Fanta. Same drink. Different chemicals. Look at the difference in the color. THIS IS WHAT I VOTED FOR. MAKE AMERICA HEALTHY AGAIN!

Joey Mannarino

58,223 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

Breaking: Walmart now stocking Simply NKD Doritos — NO Red 40. NO Yellow 6. NO artificial dyes or fake flavors. Same bold Doritos taste. Paler Nacho Cheese using plant-based colors instead of petroleum dyes. This is MAHA momentum taking shape under Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — cleaner food finally hitting mainstream shelves. Parents: would you switch to these for your kids? 🇺🇸🥔🔥 #MAHA #DoritosNKD
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Breaking: Walmart now stocking Simply NKD Doritos — NO Red 40. NO Yellow 6. NO artificial dyes or fake flavors. Same bold Doritos taste. Paler Nacho Cheese using plant-based colors instead of petroleum dyes. This is MAHA momentum taking shape under Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — cleaner food finally hitting mainstream shelves. Parents: would you switch to these for your kids? 🇺🇸🥔🔥 #MAHA #DoritosNKD

Jake

657,711 Aufrufe • vor 8 Monaten

🚨FDA just created a sneaky “No Artificial Colors” loophole — and it’s misleading everyone. The label now ONLY means no petroleum-based FD&C dyes (Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 2). Companies can still load products with other synthetic colors like titanium dioxide (banned in the EU over toxicity concerns) and legally claim “no artificial colors.” Stop trusting the front of the package. Read the ingredients.
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🚨FDA just created a sneaky “No Artificial Colors” loophole — and it’s misleading everyone. The label now ONLY means no petroleum-based FD&C dyes (Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 2). Companies can still load products with other synthetic colors like titanium dioxide (banned in the EU over toxicity concerns) and legally claim “no artificial colors.” Stop trusting the front of the package. Read the ingredients.

Valerie Anne Smith

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It started with an announcement that would change everything. From the podium at HHS headquarters in Washington D.C., FDA Commissioner Marty Makary made it official: the United States will fully phase out petroleum-based food dyes by the end of next year. A policy many thought was impossible—now etched in to history. And for the MAHA movement, it’s a defining victory. Makary stepped forward with a dose of honesty that’s been missing in public health for decades. “There is no one ingredient that accounts for the child chronic disease epidemic,” he began. “And let’s be honest. Taking petroleum-based food dyes out of the food supply is not a silver bullet that will instantly make America’s children healthy. But it is one important step.” He didn’t sugarcoat the crisis. “This administration is not interested in continuing down the path of doing the same old things as we watch our nation’s children get sicker. We need fresh new approaches.” Makary called out the alarming spike in cancer and diabetes in kids—conditions that used to be unheard of. “Cancer and diabetes in young people is going up at an alarming rate and nobody seems to know why. We have to turn our attention to underlying causes such as chemicals and toxins that children are exposed to. Not just more insulin and chemotherapy.” Then came the truth bomb that drew murmurs across the room: “And let’s not forget that the best way to lower drug prices is to stop taking drugs we don’t need.” He said the quiet part out loud—and then he laid out the FDA’s plan: “Number 1: Establishing a national standard and timeline for the food industry to transition from petroleum-based food dyes to natural alternatives.” “Number 2: Initiating a process to revoke authorization of synthetic food colorings—including those not in production, namely Citrus Red No. 2 and Orange B—within the coming weeks.” “And number 3: Taking steps to eliminate the remaining six synthetic dyes from the U.S. food supply—specifically Red Dye No. 40, Yellow Dye No. 5, Yellow Dye No. 6, Blue Dye No. 1, Blue Dye No. 2, and Green Dye No. 3—by the end of next year.” The crowd knew what they were witnessing: a system finally cracking open—and exposing the truth.
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The Vigilant Fox 🦊

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MJTruthUltra

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Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1...these food dyes are in A LOT of what we eat. The NIH links them to cancer, DNA damage, ADHD, depression, and much more. But it also says it CAN'T DETERMINE if we're eating dangerous amounts of them?! That sounds like important information to have!
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Red 40, Yellow 5, Blue 1...these food dyes are in A LOT of what we eat. The NIH links them to cancer, DNA damage, ADHD, depression, and much more. But it also says it CAN'T DETERMINE if we're eating dangerous amounts of them?! That sounds like important information to have!

Glenn Beck

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The American Food Scam - “This is McDonald's French fries from the United States. It has 11 ingredients, but in the UK there's only 4 — This one has an ingredient called dimethyl polysiloxane, an ingredient that can be preserved with formaldehyde, a neurotoxin - This is United States Fanta. It's made with high fructose corn syrup, artificial dye yellow 6, red 40 and sodium benzonate. In the UK they have real orange juice inside, and it's colored with carrots and pumpkin - Skittles. There's 10 different artificial dyes here in the United States, plus titanium dioxide, an ingredient that's banned in Europe because it causes DNA damage - Gatorade here in the United States uses red 40 and caramel color. In Germany, they use carrots and sweet potatoes to color or their Gatorade - M&M has 10 artificial dyes made from petroleum linked to hyperactivity in children here in the United States, and in the US, they only use one” Europe says no to these ingredients, America says they’re safe

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