Plastic in Bread at Subway!
Published: Wed, 02/19/14
Isn't it crazy how some shady some nutrition labels
are on the foods we eat?
Specifically I'm talking about the ingredient lists.
Sometimes the list of ingredients is super long, filled
with items I've never heard of and can't even
pronounce.
The truth is there are a lot of toxic ingredients in our
foods.
The FDA does not even require food companies
to let us know whether a product contains GMOs
or a Genetically Modified Organism.
Crazy, right?
Here's one of the strangest things I saw on facebook
last week. Somebody posted that Subway bread
uses an ingredient called azodicarbonamide which is
the same ingredient used to make yoga mats!
Of course this ingredient is banned in most countries
but not in the US.
Don't just assume that everything contained in your
food is safe. If you see something strange on the label
and you don't know what it is, look it up in this handy
Toxic Food Ingredient reference guide.
Toxic Food Ingredient Reference Guide <----- Look Up Strange Ingredients
It's your responsibility to know what you and your
family is "actually" eating.
One thing I really like about the Toxic Food Ingredient
Guide is that it tells you what foods commonly contain
some of the most dangerous ingredients and gives you
some "substitutions" you can make for healthier options.
I'll end things with some good news. After a food petition
started by a blogger Subway has agreed to formulate a
new bread that does not contain the plastic chemical also
used in shoe soles and yoga mats.
As for the rest of your food? What about the rest of the
food you're eating?
Keep training hard,
Mike Westerdal
CriticalBench.com