Scientists are calling on corporations and regulators to stop unnecessarily exposing the public to potentially deleterious chemicals like PFAS.
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Category: Weight Gain Obesity
Processed Foods Trigger Weight Gain: NIH study
A new National Institute of Health (NIH) study has just been released that links highly processed foods to weight gain in a rather dramatic way.
Common Food Additive Propionate may be Harming Your Metabolism
A new study on the commonly used food additive, Propionate (frequently listed on food ingredients labels as ‘calcium propionate’) triggered an increased resistance to insulin in study participants; chronic insulin resistance is known to help contribute to type 2 diabetes and other metabolic disorders like obesity.
RoundUp Glyphosate Adverse Effects on the Body Carry Over to Future Generations
In the first of its kind study scientists have just discovered that adverse effects on the body from popular weedkiller RoundUp (glyphosate) carry over to future generations–and in some cases, even get worse.
Avoid these Food Additives in Your Kid’s Lunch: Mainstream Media Report
It is good to see that the mainstream media is now calling out potentially problematic food additives. The reason? They … More
Phthalate Exposure During Pregnancy Linked with Language Delays in Children
Is exposure to phthalates during pregnancy dangerous? We have posted numerous studies over the years linking phthalates to a number … More
Do these fracking chemicals make me look fat? New research says it’s possible
As we have reported, the link with fracking chemicals and serious adverse health problems has been demonstrated in numerous scientific … More
Increased weight gain linked with common chemicals
For more than a decade now we have been alerting readers about research findings linking common chemicals in our food/personal … More
Pregnant Mothers, a Common Chemical, and Fat Offspring: New Study Makes a Connection
A new study just released examined the potential link between the chemical commonly used as an antibacterial in soaps and … More
BPA in Food Containers Linked with Obesity, But Not Replacement Chemicals: New Study
The chemical additives that will eventually replace BPA in canned and plastic food containers are BPS and BPF (Bisphenol-S and … More
