Protein chicken. grains rice. dairy yogurt. fruits apples. veggies carrots
The report reveals that common food dyes pose risks of cancer, hyperactivity in children, and allergies. The food industry dumps over 15 million pounds of the dyes studied into the food supply each year. Three of the dyes carry known carcinogens, and 4 can cause serious allergic reactions in some consumers.
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Testing the infant's urine should indicate an improvement in his status, if the urine culture test reports show normal results, that means the child is improving.
