You better think again...here's a nice experiment for you to try...









here's another one...




the food industry exposed..good information below..
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This is a high school science experiment isn't?
It's to test the iron content of cereal (iron of course being essential to our health).


Or am I missing something?

Just curious. What else did you think Iron was? You're told up front the cereal contains iron, but it's a scandal when iron is found in the cereal?

Two different views on Soy products

Ohhh, it's a rambling, youtube based diatribe involving MULTIPLE demons in food. I should have waited 'till the end.

If you like this Watch FOOD INC.
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Mars23 said:

In order for your body to operate properly, you need a certain amount of iron in your body. If you have a low iron count, then you may become anemic. Eating cereals fortified with iron can help combat this.

knowledge is power


Choose wisely.

Shawnt27 said:

With all the ADDED poisons they are adding to our food/water/medication and air do you
really think they are putting this for our own good. The FDA hide the truth
about a lot of information then when they get exposed, what do they do? Change the name of the harmful drug or deny that it is really harmful for you, it's all in your head. There is a hidden agenda..open your eyes.

RosesRred said:

It's not hidden. It's on the box.

Mars23 said:

Yes, don't you want to know what is KILLING YOU?
some of them you can't even PRONOUNCE.


Rule #

RosesRred said:

I have excellent pronunciation.

last powerful message for today...




Knowledge is power.


choose wisely.


Take back your health.

Mars23 said:

I wasn't personally attacking you, I was just making the point
that a lot of the ingredients on the back of our foods we don't know or pronounce.
I found on a box almost 28 letters. I have changed my eating habits
and starting to feel a whole lot better.

Reading labels..reading them and understanding what we are really eating is
half the battle.

http://www.webmd.com/food...for-eating

http://articles.sfgate.co...ood-supply



http://www.naturalnews.co...toxin.html
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oops, sorry, too much soy milk.

^^^^^

Let me know if you can find any chewing gum out there, ANY, WITHOUT,
ASPARTAME... curious minds like me want to know.