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Dans l’actualité – Le plomb dans les goblets à bec pour enfants

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

November 28, 2022 - In The News

Cet article est proposé à: English, French Dans cet article, nous examinons les gobelets à bec rappelés pour les risques potentiels d’exposition au plomb. Bien qu’il soit facile de se laisser prendre par des titres accrocheurs qui peuvent nous remplir de peur et d’anxiété, il est essentiel…

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In the news – Lead in children’s sippy cups

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

November 28, 2022 - In The News

This Article is offered in: Thousands of toddler sippy cups and bottles are recalled over lead poisoning risk” “10,500 Toddler Bottles and Cups Recalled Over Lead Poisoning Risk” "Twitter, send us an email, or submit your idea to us at 

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Tendance – Le vin

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

November 14, 2022 - Trending

Cet article est proposé à: 1).   La sélection des ingrédients du vigneron déterminera la composition globale du vin final. Le vin est-il sain ?  La recherche sur la sécurité du vin 1).   Les individus réagiront différemment aux ingrédients. Il est préférable de ne pas consommer d’aliments et de…

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Trending – Wine

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

November 14, 2022 - Trending

This Article is offered in: 1). The winemaker's ingredient selection will determine the overall composition of the final wine. Is wine healthy? The research on wine safety is still 1). Individuals will react differently to ingredients. It's best not to consume foods and beverages that cause adverse health…

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Cooking Oils – Plant-based Oils

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

November 7, 2022 - Cooking Oils

In our previous post, we looked at all cooking oils. In this post, we will explore plant-based cooking oils. What are cooking oils? Cooking oils are lipids (fats) made from plants, animals, or synthetic compounds used when frying, baking, and preparing foods for…

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Cooking Oils – Overview

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

October 24, 2022 - Cooking Oils

As we prepare for the holidays and cooking season, we look at cooking oils and explore their safety. What are cooking oils? Cooking oils are lipids (fats) made from plants, animals, or synthetic compounds used when frying, baking, and preparing foods for consumption. We…

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Trending – Laundry Detergent Enzymes

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

September 26, 2022 - Trending

Ever wonder what makes laundry detergent so effective? In this post, we explore a common ingredient that helps boost detergent performance, enzymes. What are enzymes In general, enzymes are proteins that expedite chemical reactions involving various biological components. They perform different roles in…

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Trending – Anti-nutrients

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

September 13, 2022 - Trending

We all know a balanced diet filled with many different fruits, vegetables, grains, and proteins helps us maintain good health. But, some sources believe the anti-nutrients found in many of these whole foods could potentially cause us harm. What are anti-nutrients? Anti-nutrients are…

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What’s the Risk? – Titanium Dioxide

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

September 12, 2022 - What's The Risk?

You've read the headlines in the media, now we take a look at the risk of using and consuming Titanium Dioxide. What is titanium dioxide? Titanium is a common metal element frequently safety guidelines based on the end-use for the mineral. Titanium dioxide is an insoluble…

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How To Series – Interpret A Study

Elisabeth Anderson, Joe Zagorski

August 30, 2022 - How To

In our last post, we covered the background needed to interpret a study. In this post, we dig deeper. So, you’ve found a reputable study, now what? Once you’ve completed the vetting process and have determined that a study you’re interested in learning…

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