Vani Hari

And he took it to the campaign trail and he said, hey, one of the first things I'm going to do when I'm put in a position of power is I'm going to ask the cereal companies to remove these diets. I don't know if it's going to be that easy by just asking them to do that.

And he took it to the campaign trail and he said, hey, one of the first things I'm going to do when I'm put in a position of power is I'm going to ask the cereal companies to remove these diets. I don't know if it's going to be that easy by just asking them to do that.

And he took it to the campaign trail and he said, hey, one of the first things I'm going to do when I'm put in a position of power is I'm going to ask the cereal companies to remove these diets. I don't know if it's going to be that easy by just asking them to do that.

But I think with the position that he's in now and the leadership that's going to be supporting him, like Dr. Marty McCarran, who's also giving testimony that day that I got to know and saw how he wants to look at the root cause of disease. You know, I can see that this new leadership understands that these problems could probably get solved for the first time ever.

But I think with the position that he's in now and the leadership that's going to be supporting him, like Dr. Marty McCarran, who's also giving testimony that day that I got to know and saw how he wants to look at the root cause of disease. You know, I can see that this new leadership understands that these problems could probably get solved for the first time ever.

But I think with the position that he's in now and the leadership that's going to be supporting him, like Dr. Marty McCarran, who's also giving testimony that day that I got to know and saw how he wants to look at the root cause of disease. You know, I can see that this new leadership understands that these problems could probably get solved for the first time ever.

And when I look at the rates of ADHD and how over 3 million children are on some kind of ADHD medication, that over 7 million children are diagnosed with it. So many parents are looking for answers of why their kids can't sit still in school or they're having behavioral issues or they're having learning problems. And this is the one thing that we can solve.

And when I look at the rates of ADHD and how over 3 million children are on some kind of ADHD medication, that over 7 million children are diagnosed with it. So many parents are looking for answers of why their kids can't sit still in school or they're having behavioral issues or they're having learning problems. And this is the one thing that we can solve.

And when I look at the rates of ADHD and how over 3 million children are on some kind of ADHD medication, that over 7 million children are diagnosed with it. So many parents are looking for answers of why their kids can't sit still in school or they're having behavioral issues or they're having learning problems. And this is the one thing that we can solve.

We've seen that other nations are doing it and we see that they have better health outcomes as a result. And I think this is just one of the things that would be a really easy win for the American people if our government leaders could figure this out.

We've seen that other nations are doing it and we see that they have better health outcomes as a result. And I think this is just one of the things that would be a really easy win for the American people if our government leaders could figure this out.

We've seen that other nations are doing it and we see that they have better health outcomes as a result. And I think this is just one of the things that would be a really easy win for the American people if our government leaders could figure this out.

Ideally, I think we would want first scientific review of all of the artificial food dyes, for sure. Because... There has been no scientific review by the FDA done, for example, on RED40 in over a decade. And we know red 40, the amount that was originally kind of tested in terms of an impact on humans was very small to the point where it's being used now.

Ideally, I think we would want first scientific review of all of the artificial food dyes, for sure. Because... There has been no scientific review by the FDA done, for example, on RED40 in over a decade. And we know red 40, the amount that was originally kind of tested in terms of an impact on humans was very small to the point where it's being used now.

Ideally, I think we would want first scientific review of all of the artificial food dyes, for sure. Because... There has been no scientific review by the FDA done, for example, on RED40 in over a decade. And we know red 40, the amount that was originally kind of tested in terms of an impact on humans was very small to the point where it's being used now.

It's being inundated in just about everything that we eat. And so it's in a conventional grocery store setting. So this is something that I think we need real scientific review on. to ban these chemicals from our food supply if they warrant that, right?

It's being inundated in just about everything that we eat. And so it's in a conventional grocery store setting. So this is something that I think we need real scientific review on. to ban these chemicals from our food supply if they warrant that, right?

It's being inundated in just about everything that we eat. And so it's in a conventional grocery store setting. So this is something that I think we need real scientific review on. to ban these chemicals from our food supply if they warrant that, right?

And based on the scientific review that I've done personally just on, and I know you've done too on, I think there's 80 different studies that show some kind of harmful effect of dyes on children. I think that alone should warrant a warning label. And that can be implemented within six months, I think. You could ask the manufacturers to do that.

And based on the scientific review that I've done personally just on, and I know you've done too on, I think there's 80 different studies that show some kind of harmful effect of dyes on children. I think that alone should warrant a warning label. And that can be implemented within six months, I think. You could ask the manufacturers to do that.