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Harmful additives
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Have done.Women and cats will do as they please and men and dogs should get used to it.;)
Happiness is a perfume you cannot pour on others without getting a few drops on yourself.
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Thanks for starting this thread Needmoney. It's a really worthwhile campaign you're trying to start.
It would be really great if someone with enough money and time established an independent website to give us more information, a nutritional library. Perhaps it could include the e-mail addresses of all of the MP's, MEP's, ministers, directors of supermarkets and food outlets etc and coordinated a campaign to hassle them all. Also, details of additives, their names, descriptions, function, and potential side-effects.
I only wish I had the time, money and technical know how to set something like this up.Every silver lining has a cloud...
Feb 2009 - Won a pole dancing lesson - Too bad I'm a 45-year old beer gutted male !!0 -
Perhaps I should read the links before I open my mouth. Looks like there are already campaigns.Every silver lining has a cloud...
Feb 2009 - Won a pole dancing lesson - Too bad I'm a 45-year old beer gutted male !!0 -
i'm going to start my own personal campaign in the school playground, can't believe we're still selling ice lollies containing tartrazine for the PTA!! i was helping out on the stall this week and i told everyone not to buy the orange ones, the head of the PTA was annoyed but she keeps buying the same lollies year after year and it's been 2 years since i first asked her not to buy them. it's really not that expensive to buy lollies without artificial colours, iceland and all the supermarkets sell them. grrrrr!52% tight0
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