Food dyes and behavior

Why Artificial Colors Could Be Making Your and Your Kids’ Lives Miserable | Food Coloring | Food Dyes | Artificial Color Effects to Kids. #livelikeyouarerich #parenting

The colors we’re ‘dyeing’ for 🤦♂ Have you checked your labels? Many mainstream processed foods contain these toxic chemicals! 🙅♂It’s easy to avoid food dyes and caramel coloring. Check out your labels! Buy organic and take out the guesswork! 🧟♂The Dangerous Impact of Food Coloring Americans are now eating 5 times more food dye than in 1955.🤮 Many parents have observed their child’s behavior improve drastically when taken off food dyes, especially 👹 Red #40.

Artificial dyes may have new names on labels, but they're still the same synthetic colors. 🌈 Be cautious: while these dyes make food look appealing, studies link them to potential health risks like behavioral changes in children, allergies, and long-term concerns. Stay informed and choose what's best for you and your family!

Learn about the potential side effects of Red 40 and how it may affect your child’s health, behavior, and well-being.

Learn about the dangers of artificial food colours and how to recognize them, plus a guide to creating natural food dyes with whole food ingredients.

There's no doubt foods affect children's behavior. Additive-free ckids are generally happier and calmer. We can't ignore this topic.

How bad is Red 40 and more synthetic dyes?

Artificial food coloring is readily abundant in the products we use everyday, especially in kids products like snacks, candy, and even medicine. These synthetic food dyes are made from petroleum and have been found to be carcinogenic, cause hypersensitivity reactions, and instigate behavioral problems (1). There still needs to be more research done to determine […]