The following is from Children’s Health Defense.

Artificial food dyes found in many popular candies, cereals, and snacks are facing growing scrutiny amid concerns that they may worsen ADHD and hyperactivity in children. Recent studies suggest a possible link between these dyes—like Red 40, Yellow 5, and Blue 1—and behavioral issues, raising alarm among parents and health advocates.

This potential connection has sparked a push for legislation to ban these food dyes in various states. Lawmakers are introducing bills that aim to classify these additives as “poisonous and deleterious substances,” signaling a growing movement to address the potential dangers of artificial colors.

As more studies emerge, the call to remove these additives from children’s food intensifies, urging a closer look at the impact food dyes may have on children’s health and behavior.

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