FDA Bans First FD&C Dye! Which Will be Next?

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The FDA has moved to finally ban Red Dye No. 3 from use in food and drugs in America.  Red Dye No. 3 was first determined to be a cancer causing color additive almost 30 years ago.  Studies conducted using labs rats found that they became inflicted with the disease after consuming large amounts of Red dye No. 3.  Thirty years ago, the FDA officially banned Red Dye No. 3 from use in cosmetics but left the door open for it to be used as a color additive in food and prescription drugs.  By January 2027, the FDA has ordered that Red Dye No 3 must be removed from all food in the USA and by 2028--from all drugs. Food Manufacturers Shiver in their Boots Red Dye No. 3 has mostly been used in baked goods, sweets and candies.  It is used by prominent candy manufacturers such as Mars Inc (Skittles) and Just Born Quality Confections (Peeps).  Food Manufacturing giants such as Con Agra, McCormick, Heinz, General Mills and Pepsi Co will all have to find alternatives for ...

ORGANIQUE BY HIMALAYA NEEM & POMEGRANATE TOOTHPASTE REVIEW

If you were left on an island with only one personal care item allowed what would you choose? If toothpaste was your answer, then by golly, we've sure got something in common. Toothpaste is absolutely necessary for maintaining basic hygiene and personal health. The average person brushes their teeth at least twice a day. The ingredients of toothpaste should always be read and understood by the conscious human being. That white, gooey or clear, jelly matter goes into your mouth every day. If you've become especially concerned about your toothpaste's ingredients and have decided to stay clear of dental hygienic items with fluoride, artificial colors and sodium lauryl sulfate, then you might take an interest in Himalaya by Botanique's neem and pomegranate toothpaste.




This is one of the only toothpastes that consists of Ayurvedic herbs like neem and amla. Himalaya by Botanique was definitely on to something by utilizing neem in this toothpaste. Neem has some very potent anti-microbial properties. Neem is also anti parasitic and antiseptic in nature so it certainly makes for a great, bacteria-fighting, natural toothpaste. This herbal toothpaste had an interesting taste that I grew to love. When you get a bit of this toothpaste in your mouth, it will remind you of vanilla and mint with an herbal twist. It utilizes ingredients such as xylitol which comes from Himalayan birch wood, menthol and acacia nilotica bark extract. This is a tried and true Ayurvedic toothpaste that is made in India. 


The freshness and cleanliness factor of this cream colored toothpaste was undoubtedly apparent every time it was used. it does leave a slightly earthy aftertaste.  However, it will leave your mouth and teeth feeling clean.  Forget about bubbles and suds because this toothpaste is SLS Free!  It is more so on the pricier end of the scale but the pricing is justified because this product does what it is supposed to do.  It's a great natural toothpaste that boasts no harsh chemicals whatsoever.  It's also saccharin and fluoride free.  Those living a gluten free lifestyle will be happy to learn that it is also gluten free and has not been tested on any animals.  If you've been looking for an all natural toothpaste to be your cult fave, look no further than Himalaya's neem and pomegranate toothpaste!



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