They're Feeding Your Kids This (It's Legal)
In under a minute, this video explains why synthetic food dyes show up in kids' food, says studies link some of them to attention and behavior issues in children, and shows how the NutraDetective app helps parents scan labels and spot the red flags.
Transcript
This isn't just a grocery store. It's a crime scene. Hidden in everyday kids' food are petroleum-based chemicals. The same type of petroleum you put in your cars.
What started on farms moved to factories and ended in laboratories. Natural colors were replaced with chemical dyes. Red dye 40, yellow 5, yellow 6, coal tar and petroleum derivatives banned or restricted across Europe but still allowed in the US. These additives are linked in studies to behavioral and attention issues in children, often hidden behind labels parents trust.
That's why NutraDetective exists. Scan your food, spot the red flags, see what's really inside instantly. Because every parent deserves the truth. And every parent can be a detective.
NutraDetective. Uncover what's really in your food.
About this video
Petroleum-based dyes and coal tar derivatives are restricted in Europe, where products carry a warning label. No warning is required in America.