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Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence.
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The overall tone reveals strong support and concern about the potential behavioral impacts of synthetic dyes, with examples such as references to California’s ban, mentions of scientific studies showing statistically significant results, and calls for increased regulation. Words like 'support,' 'requires,' and references to legislation emphasize widespread recognition of the issue's importance and potential impact on public health policies.
Most discussions strongly support the concerns raised in the publication, referencing multiple studies that suggest potential behavioral effects of synthetic food dyes in children.
Posts display high interest, citing specific research, mentioning legislative actions, and debating chemical impacts, showing active engagement with the topic.
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The discussions highlight significant societal and health implications, including calls for regulatory changes and increased awareness about food dye effects.
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- A review by the California Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA) examined the effects of synthetic food dyes on children's behavior, highlighting concerns over potential negative impacts.
- Out of 27 clinical trials analyzed, 16 found some evidence linking food dye exposure to adverse behavioral outcomes, with many studies showing statistically significant results.
- The current FDA daily intake guidelines may not sufficiently protect children’s neurobehavior due to outdated research, indicating a need for further evaluation of food dye exposure and additional studies.
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@AllergyKidsDoc https://t.co/anFvcCa6TC Also, maybe instead of telling people they shouldn’t worry about petroleum based products in their foods and medications, you should wonder why the rest of the world has banned them.
"Together, the human clinical trials and animal toxicology literature support an association between synthetic food dyes and behavioral impacts in children." https://t.co/J032PsYG7M
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https://t.co/vDIsMd8YNU Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence | Environmental Health | Full Text
「農務省や食品医薬品局は規制すべき業界に捕らわれ, 補助金に関心,国民を大量に毒殺」 合成食品着色料が子供の活動,注意力に影響 review https://t.co/rqDkEVLFJ2 黄色5号だけでも子供の行動に影響 赤色40号,黄色5号→前頭前野容積⬇️glia細胞,neuron数⬇️樹状突起の形態変化 有害神経行動学の報告数 https://t.co/3O6i8U9glg
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@NewsHour @AliRogin Report cited in tonight's "News Hour" report is here. https://t.co/RouIPHZH5e It's a meta analysis of other studies. Chosen studies' human data are subjective with small numbers. Mice were the chosen animal subjects. No analysis of confounding factors, so kinda unscientific.
@DrNeilStone Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence - PMC https://t.co/SeItqS4KSU
@NBSaphierMD Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence - PMC https://t.co/SeItqS4KSU
@tdtommy85 @pixalpixal @CantEverDie Calm down buddy. Here’s one of the studies that underpinned California’s decision to ban food dyes in school food last year. I don’t recall hearing any uproar over this from the chemical candy enjoyers. https://t.co/xb11V9CubJ https://t.co/i5bWQ9UKvR
@RennanBarkana @ThomasSowell Simply Google "artificial colors food dye study" and you will find them. Here's two quick ones. https://t.co/n8MXm6HnUp https://t.co/9VVCRMMZ2d
https://t.co/vDIsMd8YNU Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence | Environmental Health | Full Text
@KangintheNorth @_JakeKnowsBall_ @GramanhFolcwald This is the only one that matters really https://t.co/cqVT2TGFgX https://t.co/2t0OaKJE5w Give a little review of those and tell me why we would ever want them in our food You’re arguing for man made chemicals in our food rn
@J_Coriolanus @bradkelly https://t.co/ccCAy2YYRf https://t.co/g8MqCR3SBT https://t.co/nGurfx0bPz https://t.co/S7nSbhcuFz https://t.co/XFbnno3Iqz https://t.co/0n2lT6L5et Here you go retard
Mark Miller’s paper on the potential damage caused by Red 40 can be found here: https://t.co/ZzzgwbpNfV
@guptaso2 @SondagarChetan @unusual_whales @RobertKennedyJr This was linked directly within the article. Did you review it? https://t.co/hreAZcNvMk
@drbigbeef @ArnoldSchanfie1 @DrNeilStone https://t.co/NAweNMAhu7 https://t.co/AkQTFVv06Z https://t.co/LVbdXl3nZc When it comes to vaccines that's a more contentious subject, but nobody seems interested in offering anything we should be researching instead, so they're even less useful than RFK's potentially wrong queries
@tkmpkm1_mkkr 合成着色料と子供のADHDの関係は従来から指摘されており、27件の臨床試験から有害な影響があることが支持される。アメリカでの許容摂取量は、古い研究から定められており、子供を保護するのに十分でない可能性がある。https://t.co/j07stTULa0
Society and Health: How Safe is Your Food? Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes in children extensive review of research articles on human and animal evidence studies. https://t.co/ZfA7Jwp7BL
2. of the studies showed a "statistically significant" association. Animal studies further supported this link. The study reported the FDA's acceptable daily intakes are flawed because they were not designed to evaluate the behavioral effects on children. https://t.co/OqHIpXMjvM
Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence | Environmental Health | Full Text https://t.co/2QbWBXWcN1
@dr_andrealove Or this: https://t.co/22cbL0322H
@JohnZeller3 @DisrespectedThe https://t.co/CNGRyghjxH
@calleymeans "Current evidence from studies in humans, largely from controlled exposure studies in children, supports a relationship between food dye exposure and adverse behavioral outcomes in children, both with and without pre-existing behavioral disorders." https://t.co/PvASTWiQ2u
@VPrasadMDMPH Well I know you are trolling here, but tbf there are quite a few studies outlining potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children (ADHD).
「農務省や食品医薬品局は規制すべき業界に捕らわれ, 補助金に関心,国民を大量に毒殺」 合成食品着色料が子供の活動,注意力に影響 review https://t.co/rqDkEVLFJ2 黄色5号だけでも子供の行動に影響 赤色40号,黄色5号→前頭前野容積⬇️glia細胞,neuron数⬇️樹状突起の形態変化 有害神経行動学の報告数 https://t.co/3O6i8U9glg
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@nanaki_prolife @MySonIsNotJohn @RealDanGill @GLizard1701 @Awright874 @JeffChurchill @BumpstockBarbie @Prolife_Texan__ Actually, that may not be too far from the truth. Well, if the transdermal route can be proven as toxic as the oral route. https://t.co/GRnKp4hLQj
Parents have said for years, red #7 and all similar dyes have direct causation w childhood hyperactivity @dbongino Potential impacts of synthetic food dyes on activity and attention in children: a review of the human and animal evidence - PMC https://t.co/VxrNCaKT2D
@ShesAPepper @FilippoTurati4 @JoeyMannarinoUS @Mu_Pi_72 Food dyes cause behavioral problems https://t.co/WtA463STqQ
RT @TheRootCauseCo: "Together, the human clinical trials and animal toxicology literature support an association between synthetic food dye…
"Together, the human clinical trials and animal toxicology literature support an association between synthetic food dyes and behavioral impacts in children." https://t.co/J032PsYG7M
@AllergyKidsDoc https://t.co/anFvcCa6TC Also, maybe instead of telling people they shouldn’t worry about petroleum based products in their foods and medications, you should wonder why the rest of the world has banned them.
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We have a plethora of opportunity to increase our mind/body capacity by eating healthy, and decreasing/eliminating harmful ingredients.
These studies support a relationship between food dye exposure and adverse behavioral outcomes in children. Animal toxicology literature provides additional support for the association between synthetic food dyes and child activity/attention disorders. https://t.co/DH69XWOUUS
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