OMG Paul.... I'm thoroughly grossed out! I never knew what the problem was with red dye #2 that people were allergic to!!! OMG OMG OMG!
This is so disgusting I cannot believe it. I clicked on the link at the bottom of the article from CSPI Newsroom and agree with what the writer said. If you want more color, add more of the fruit!!!What about using beets like they did in the old days and I believe other countries still do today? I'm livid.
From the definition: Cochineal based dyes and derivatives (Blue 2 also known as Indigo Carmine [sometimes used in nylon sutures]) E120, carmine, caramine, carminic acid, crimson lake, Ponceau, E124, Cochineal Red A) are known to cause reactions in no more than 1 in 10,000 consumers. The Center for Science in the Public Interest has called on the FDA to remove insect-based dyes from the approved list of dyes.
SOMETIMES USED IN NYLON SUTURES!!!HAVE ANY OPERATIONS, LATELY???
"We here at Terrapin Therapy have found that our clients who test for Morgellons also test for a latent Chicken Pox infection"
CHICKEN POX!!!! (HERPES VIRUS!!!)
This will all make a great book someday we will all write together!!
Kritts
Last edited by Kritters; May 19th, 2009 at 06:31 PM.
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