Скачать или смотреть Subway Bread Contains Yoga Mat Chemical Azodicarbonamide Until 2014

In this video, we delve into the controversial ingredient azodicarbonamide, often referred to as the yoga mat chemical. This substance has been found in various bread products, including those from major fast-food chains like Subway and Wendy's.

We explore the history of azodicarbonamide in food, how it is also used in the production of plastics for shoes, and its legal status in Europe. In 2014, a significant movement led by food activist Vani Hari, known as the Food Babe, brought widespread attention to the presence of this chemical in food items. While Subway eventually removed azodicarbonamide from their bread following this campaign, many other companies have not taken similar action.

Throughout the video, we highlight how many supermarket breads still contain this ingredient, which raises health concerns among consumers. We aim to inform our viewers about what’s really in their food and the potential risks associated with such additives.

Join us as we uncover the truth about azodicarbonamide, its origins, and its implications for your health. Learn about the ongoing debate over food safety and the push for transparency in food labeling.

Keywords: azodicarbonamide, yoga mat chemical, Subway bread, food activists, food safety, fast food ingredients, food labeling, health risks, consumer awareness, Food Babe.

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