Food dye, ADHD, and Corporate Lies: How Big Food Targets Your Kids | Vani Hari
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What are the harmful effects of food dyes on children?
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So, Vonnie, it's so great to have you back on The Dr. Hyman Show. It's been a while, and you have been up to some great things. And it reminds me of a quote from Margaret Mead, which is, never doubt that a small group of committed citizens can change the world. In fact, it's the only thing that ever has. And you and a bunch of people, about a thousand other people, stormed Kellogg's headquarters with 400,000 petitions that were signed. to protest the chemicals and dyes in Froot Loops, which don't exist in other countries, which is just astounding to me. And you've focused your career on really helping educate people about the dangers of what's in our food. You personally had an incredible story of being very sick when you were younger, realizing it was all the junk food you ate from your parents wanting to become American because they were first generation immigrants to the US from India. And you basically kind of got the experience of what it was to eat that crap, and then the experience of what happens when you didn't.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What are the harmful effects of food dyes on children?
0:36–8:19
2
What is the FDA loophole allowing self-approval of food chemicals?
8:19–14:40
3
How can consumers push back against big food companies?
14:40
4
What happened during Vani Hari's protest at Kellogg's headquarters?
5:02–9:57
5
Why do U.S. companies use different ingredients than those sold abroad?
9:57–25:13
6
What changes can be made to improve food labeling?
25:13–42:56
7
How does the food industry manipulate children into being addicted to unhealthy foods?
42:56–1:02:19
8
What role does activism play in food safety reform?
1:02:19–1:18:12
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