Health Concerns of TBHQ in Ramen Noodles – Food Safety organizations said it is safe when consumed within approved limit. 

Social media users Tertiary-butyl hydroquinone (TBHQ), commonly used as a preservative in products like ramen noodles is a synthetic compound also found in industrial products such as lacquers and pesticides. It is claimed to be indigestible and potentially harmful, as high doses in lab studies have been linked to tumors and DNA damage in rats. […]

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Arla products contain Bovaer, which is added to their cows feed is carcinogenic to human.

Arla Foods, the owner of the UK’s largest dairy co-operative, has announced a new initiative aimed at reducing climate-warming methane emissions produced by cows during digestion. The company is collaborating with Morrisons, Aldi, and Tesco on a project that will trial the use of the feed additive Bovaer across 30 British farms. This has raised […]

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Social Media Post Claiming That Propylene Glycol in MiraLAX Makes It Cancerous

MiraLAX is an over-the-counter laxative commonly used to relieve constipation. It is even prescribed by the doctors. But recently, a social media post claiming that the presence of Propylene Glycol, an ingredient in MiraLAX makes it cancerous. However, Fact Crescendo found the claim to be false. The main ingredient of MiraLAX is Polythene Glycol and […]

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