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When you say something has chemicals in it, you aren’t saying much about it or about safety. Calling something “natural” also doesn’t usually mean anything important. So what’s the big deal?
Chemicals. Natural.
Poison Ivy is natural. Context is everything.
Doesn’t that shampoo have chemicals in it?
Dihydrogen Monoxide (DHMO) is a chemical. It’s also natural.
Every year it causes deaths due to accidental inhalation, even in small quantities.
It’s a major part of acid rain.
It causes contamination of electrical circuits
It’s found in biopsies of cancerous tumors
Can cause the corrosion and oxidation of metals
Responsible for billions of dollars of property damage every year
A fact I found on another website states:
A recent stunning revelation is that in every single instance of violence in our country’s schools, including infamous shootings in high schools in Denver and Arkansas, Dihydrogen Monoxide was involved. In fact, DHMO is often very available to students of all ages within the assumed safe confines of school buildings. None of the school administrators with which we spoke could say for certain how much of the substance is in use within their very hallways.
The Wolf
Thank G-d for Google. Just wondering, how could the Torah be compared to such a “risky” substance ( ; ?
On the other hand without regular doses of DHMO we would all die.
As a matter of fact I just had 2 cups full and I feel fine.
Nutritionists recommend 8 cups a day. The folks in Flint Michigan are desperate for some.
With naturally artificial flavors. 😛
Sugar-free, when used on a cake package. Anything made with ANY starch, even potato starch, cornstarch etc., much less actual flour, is not sugar free. The starch converts to sugar in the body.
When they say ‘natural’ it means the food is free from artificial colors, flavors and preservatives. Whether or not that actually happens is anybody’s guess.
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