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Sugar In A Baby's Brain Is Called ADHD. Sugar In An Adult's Brain Is Called Dementia & Alzheimer's. Sugar In Your Eyes Is Called Glaucoma. Sugar In Your Teeth Is Called Cavities. Sugar On Your Skin Is called Aging. Sugar In Your Sleep Is Called Insomnia. Sugar In Your Blood Is Called Diabetes. Excess Sugar In Your body Is Called Cancer. Know What You Are Putting In Your Body. Detox From Processed Sugars & Become The Healthiest Version Of Yourself.

There are over 10,000 chemicals allowed in food sold in the US Almost 99% of those introduced since the year 2000 were green-lighted by the food and chemical companies rather than properly reviewed by the FDA Some examples: • Nitrites: Preservatives used in cured meats; can form nitrosamines, which are carcinogens. Linked to a variety of cancers, including colon cancer, stomach cancer, esophageal cancer, and possibly thyroid and brain cancers. • Potassium Bromate: Carcinogen added to flour; used in packaged baked goods. • Propyl Paraben: Preservative found in pastries and some tortillas; shown to cause developmental and reproductive harm. • Butylated Hydroxyanisole (BHA): Preservative found in cured meats and other foods; identified as a carcinogen. Processed meats containing these preservatives have been linked to cancer. • Tertiary Butylhydroquinone (TBHQ): Found in foods like Pop-Tarts; harms the immune system. • Titanium Dioxide: Color additive used mostly in candy; damages DNA and is considered a mutagen. • Brominated Vegetable Oil (BVO): Used to stabilize citrus flavors in sodas and fruity drinks; has been shown to cause neurological harm. • Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS): "Forever chemicals" found in food packaging; associated with increased risk of cancer, damage to the immune system, and damage to reproductive systems, such as decreasing sperm counts. • Artificial Colors (e.g., Red #40, Yellow #5, Blue #1): Found in processed foods like candies, pastries, and cereals targeted towards children; shown in observational studies and randomized controlled trials to cause behavioral difficulties in children, particularly ADHD, and exacerbate symptoms in children who already have ADHD. • Heavy Metals: Indirect contaminants that can leach into foods, sometimes ending up in baby foods; slow growth and development.