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Food Dyes. ADHD. Corporate Lies.

9 Apr 2025 · 1 min

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A short transcript excerpt from a YouTube video titled "Food Dyes. ADHD. Corporate Lies." featuring Vani Hari in conversation with AI Mark. The speakers discuss alleged deceptive practices by major food companies—specifically the continued use of artificial dyes and other harmful ingredients in U.S. products despite evidence and reform efforts in other countries. Vani Hari is presented as a prominent food-safety advocate (noted as named by Time magazine), credited with pressuring brands to remove artificial dyes; examples include Fruit Loops sold in Canada without dyes and differences in Gatorade ingredients. The excerpt also references heavy industry lobbying (stated as "$192 million million dollars" in the chunk) against GMO labeling.

We've had enough. These companies are lying to us. They tell us they're going to do something and they don't. And then they're poisoning us with ingredients they've already figured out how to remove from their products. They've shown it in so many different countries.
So why don't they do that?
Well, it all has to do with.
Yeah.
She'S taken on the biggest food corporations in the world. Time magazine named her one of the most influential people on the Internet.
Some say she's controversial, others say she's a hero.
She's the reason your favorite brand removed artificial dyes.
Her name is Vani Hari. They have a version of Fruit Loops in Canada that doesn't have artificial food dyes. But here in the United States it does. They created like a paid for campaign to destroy my character that was being funded primarily through Monsanto. Gatorade is made with carrot and blueberry juice. And here it's Red 40 and we get sodium benzadate.
There was a bill in Congress to label GMOs and there was $192 million million dollars spent in lobbying by an array of food companies. That's the kind of force we're up against. What are the most heinous chemicals that are in our food that we should be 100% avoiding?
1 of the first ones that I removed from my diet was.