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Regulatory UpdateFDA revokes Orange B, proposes end for Citrus Red No. 2
The FDA revoked Orange B and proposed removing Citrus Red No. 2, two petroleum-based color additives rarely used in food. No pantry check needed.
Claim CheckBlood test for ultra-processed intake reported—without validation data
A news report claims a blood test can measure ultra-processed food intake, but no peer-reviewed study, biomarkers, or clinical access have been disclosed.
Food RecallEgg-linked Salmonella sickens 98 since November—brand still unconfirmed
FDA confirms 98 Salmonella cases across 17 states linked to eggs since November, but has not yet identified which brand or products to avoid.
Food RecallGraham's Family Dairy recalls semi-skimmed milk for penicillin risk
Graham's Family Dairy recalled semi-skimmed milk for penicillin contamination, but batch codes are not yet public. What to do if you have it at home.
Label DecoderRoasted makhana's sodium: what to check before you snack
Roasted makhana can carry more sodium than plain fox nuts. Learn to read serving size and sodium content on any snack pack before you buy.
Regulatory UpdateFSSAI issued notices to Ferrero, Marico, and 12 other brands for health claims
FSSAI issued notices to Ferrero, Marico, and 12+ brands for misleading health claims on paneer, spreads, and energy drinks. How to read your packs with the
Label DecoderHow much sugar sits in a bowl of children's cereal?
Many children's cereals contain 10+ grams of sugar per serve—a quarter of the WHO's daily free-sugar guideline. Learn to read the nutrition panel.
Food RecallPepsiCo recalls Doritos Chilli Heatwave for undeclared milk allergen
PepsiCo recalled Doritos Chilli Heatwave for undeclared milk allergen. If you have a dairy allergy, check your packs and return affected products immediately.
Consumer ExplainerScientists debate ultraprocessed labels. Your cart needs none of it.
The Lancet sparked debate over ultraprocessed food classification, but CDC guidance on added sugars, sodium, and whole foods remains your verified action
Research ExplainedLab study pins intestinal tumor growth on keto lipids, not ketone bodies
Study identifies lipids, not ketones, as driver of intestinal tumor growth in experimental models—but does not establish human cancer risk or change dietary
Label DecoderLabel decoder: reading packs when “fat cat weight-loss drugs may be coming for” is the topic
A calm, useful read: teach one label habit that reduces marketing confusion.
Meal PlanningWhat one week of high-protein, high-fiber meals can and cannot do
Seven-day high-protein, high-fiber meal plans offer recipe ideas and portion examples but cannot replace personalized advice or build lasting dietary habits.
Regulatory UpdateIndia cleared Wegovy for fatty liver disease—not for your weight or your cart
India approved Wegovy for MASH, a prescription liver condition. The drug does not change household food strategy, weight management access, or grocery
Myth vs FactJohn Abraham and Dwayne Johnson eat high-protein. Should you?
John Abraham and Dwayne Johnson follow high-protein diets for film roles. Most adults meet protein needs through balanced meals without celebrity protocols.
Claim CheckIntermittent fasting trades calorie logs for eating windows—but not better results
Intermittent fasting may be easier to maintain than calorie counting for some people, but research shows weight loss outcomes remain comparable to
Label DecoderFDA approves these sweeteners; WHO warns they're not diet solutions
FDA considers approved artificial sweeteners safe; WHO advises against them for weight loss. Learn to identify 12 sweetener names on ingredient panels.
Claim CheckSugar-substitute brain-aging study meets unchanged regulatory stance
FDA and WHO have not changed sweetener safety guidance after brain-aging headlines. The gap between one study and regulatory action explained.
Claim CheckCan you be addicted to ultraprocessed food? Science hasn't settled that.
Studies explore ultraprocessed food addiction symptoms in adults and children, but no clinical diagnosis exists. Learn to identify these foods now.
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