"Alarming study on chemicals in baby food evidence"
Two-third of baby food in the United States tested positive for arsenic and other dangerous toxins, a study claims. Also 80 percent of baby formula analyzed had levels of arsenic in the mixture. The clean label protect, a non profit group that focuses on transparency in product labeling, conducted the study. The assert that they tested 530 baby products purchased within the past five months.
Arsenic does not have the potential to be toxic, but as the world health's crust and widely distributed throughout the environment in the air, water and Land Lead is also a naturalty occurring metal.
The rumor is based on a true statement.
Is classified as Bogie Rumor; Fears and Anxieties
This article is talking about baby food that it was tested and it came out positive with arsenic and other dangerous toxins.
It can be classified as a good rumor because if can prevent or help people to be aware and not buy this type of food for their children.
Is considered significant because it can put a baby life in dangerous.
They should really consider taking the contaminated baby food off the shelf until further notice. This will be a major problem when babies start to get sick and might eventually die from this when this could of been prevented.
ReplyDeleteThis rumor is a great communication rumor. It helps others be aware of the toxins in baby food.
ReplyDeleteIt is scary to think babies could be eating food that is contaminated and people actually know about it and aren't doing anything to prevent it.
ReplyDeleteThis is a very informative rumor. I understand why some moms make homemade baby food for their babies.
ReplyDeleteThis rumor is successful in using scare tactics, especially since it hits close to home with all parents and grandparents out there.
ReplyDeleteThis rumor sparks fear in mothers. I always wonder why people make up such rumors about food.
ReplyDeleteWhat measures can consumers take to verify the validity of rumors that may be used as "scare tactics"?
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