Be Aware of Adverse Reactions With Artificial Dyes

May 2025

You’ll hear buzz about adverse reactions to artificial dyes...since FDA announced its ban of FD&C Red #3 due to cancer risk shown in rats.

People in the US consume at least 5 times more artificial dyes today than in 1955. Meanwhile, products that contain dyes in Europe must have a warning label...and other countries ban some artificial dyes altogether.

FD&C Red #3 must be removed from food by 2027 and meds by 2028.

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