Coke, Pepsi Get Color from Cancer-Causing Chemicals
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MaryTheIceCube
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Most health experts point to sodas as sources of empty calories and culprits in America's obesity epidemic. New research shows that there's even more reasons for folks to can their cola cravings . . .
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The FDA hasn't made any ruling or comment on this subject. I bet people would be shocked to hear that charcoal for backyard grills contain a number of cancer-causing ingredients. Shampoo, water and cosmetics have all been the past targets of watch-dog groups as well.
http://www.ameribev.org/news--media/news-releases--statements/more/238/0 -
The FDA hasn't made any ruling or comment on this subject. I bet people would be shocked to hear that charcoal for backyard grills contain a number of cancer-causing ingredients. Shampoo, water and cosmetics have all been the past targets of watch-dog groups as well.
http://www.ameribev.org/news--media/news-releases--statements/more/238/
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