Cheerios! Part of an incomplete breakfast. Packed with contemporary fiction and brain fog inducing grains, all rolled into one.
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January 13, 2014
Cheerios Now GMO-Free!
Cheerios cereal has been around since 1941. Recently, General Mills decided to remove GMOs from the list of ingredients. Is this a turning point in the fight over genetically modified food or a marketing ploy?
November 19, 2013
Big Food’s Secret Plan To Crush GMO Labeling Movement Revealed
Big Food doesn’t want you to know if it’s GMO—and new documents reveal the secret corporate strategy to squash labeling efforts nationwide.
June 4, 2013
Help Your Kids Fight Addicting Foods
If we’re addicted to food, the addiction often begins in childhood. Here’s a look at some simple ways to help your kids build healthy habits.
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April 14, 2013
The Extraordinary Science Of Addictive Junk Food
Food industry giants tried to hold a secret meeting on how to avoid blame for America’s obesity epidemic. They failed spectacularly, giving us an inside look at their twisted minds and motives.
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