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9. The poster is not the writer so skip the "you". Food hormones are hormones released in response to food intake. . . nt

Fri Jun 6, 2025, 12:27 PM

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Food additive titanium dioxide likely has more toxic effects than thought, study finds [View all] BumRushDaShow Jun 6 OP

We're finally getting to the microbiological level bucolic_frolic Jun 6 #1

Totally agree DENVERPOPS Jun 6 #4

It's a bright white, opaque pigment. patphil Jun 6 #3

Can it be smoked? wolfie001 Jun 6 #5

I guess that's the chemical reaction wolfie001 Jun 6 #15

Luckily nowforever Jun 6 #6

So the answer is "yes?" Martin68 Jun 6 #14

TiO2 is also used to whiten paper products. Possibly in food packaging? KY_EnviroGuy Jun 6 #11

Toxic food additive Dave Id Jun 6 #12

TiO2 titanium dioxide lonely bird Jun 6 #13

Why are they a problem in nonstick ceramic pans? quaint Jun 6 #16

The EU uses a rather different basis or decisions. Igel Jun 6 #17

Thank God it's not zinc oxide. LudwigPastorius Jun 6 #18

Including BumRushDaShow Jun 7 #19

We used it 20 yr ago to make cottage cheese NickB79 Jun 7 #20