Is it 'safe' in low doses?!

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Is it 'safe' in low doses?!

#health   #food  

Originally shared by Zach Loescher

What are you really eating for breakfast?? Maybe we should talk about changing those eating habits to something truly healthy!

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  1. Vb WyrdeOctober 29, 2014 at 3:38 PM

    Lucky charms cleans your system on the way down?  Hmmm... somehow I'm not really quite buying it ...

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  2. Deen AbiolaOctober 29, 2014 at 4:37 PM

    What is your opinion of baking soda? It's also a cleaning chemical you can eat. Look at the composition. Consists of sodium, oxygen and phosphorous. It's high alkalinity provides its utility as a cleaning product vs oils. As an additive it has antioxidant properties, counteracts acidity and is irritating but not toxic at high levels (i.e. in some supplements - still small doses but much higher than what you find in cereal).

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  3. VCSekhar ParepalliOctober 29, 2014 at 4:40 PM

    Not mean to undermine the intention, but just a thought - regular sodium is part of many dangerous chemicals but still it contributes a certain part to our healthy lifestyle (sodium is part of edible sea salt). So I guess things like this needs a careful evaluation before classifying them as harmful or harmless either way.

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  4. Corey LeMontOctober 29, 2014 at 8:05 PM

    Jessica Meyer There are reasons not to eat Lucky Charms but this is not one of them. The cleaner is just a safe one with very little toxicity. But it's a good idea to avoid the artificial food colors in there.

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