1. I don’t think the study was blaming people with diseases
    Karen Smith Karen Smith United States says:
    November 18, 2025 at 3:08 PM

    Chris
    I believe what the article aimed to do was make people aware of all these additives in processed foods and the “possible “ link to autoimmune disorders. You are not to blame for your condition. I also have autoimmune conditions and at 77 am just learning of the dangers of processed foods. I recommend a great app called Yuka where you can scan the bar codes on foods before buying. If the app rates it as bad it gives you alternatives. I have realized that I probably have been consuming these harmful chemicals for most of my life. Whether that caused my conditions I’ll never know. If there’s any blame I think it is on our FDA for not protecting us from this. We have substances in foods that are banned in Europe. Look how many years it’s taken to get rid of harmful dyes.
    You and I are not to blame!

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