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Source: Unknown, n.d. 1. Artificial food dye - same ingredients found in coal, tar, and flooring materials for unique households and businesses. Normally used in making flavored candy, cheeses, and cereals, and prepared box desserts. 2. Olestra - Normally used in making fast-food french fries, corn chips, and potato chips. It is believed to rob the body of micro nutrients and increases female menstrual cramps. 3. Bromenated vegetable oil - same ingredients used in flame-resistant carpets. It is normally used to make Mountain Dew (only sold in America) and Gatorade. There may be a link between ingredient and thyroid issues and cancer. 4. Potassium bromate -  Normally used in making rolls, flat bread, bread crumbs, bread (white or wheat), and bagels. There may be a link between ingredient and issues of kidney failure or stomach ailments. 5. Azodicarbonide - Normally used in preparing frozen dinners. It is suggested that unique households avoid these ingredients or eat in moder...

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