Published: October 21, 2024
Monday
We shared these graphics on social media this past week. Check back here for more comparisons soon!
Note: In most cases each of the treats shown is bad. It shouldn’t be asserted that one is “better” than the other because it has a different toxicant profile. Understanding the cumulative impact of these poisons in our bodies (even with very low levels of exposure) is a key factor in evaluating the risk of consuming these “treats”.
#KnowBetterDoBetter.
Please feel free to share these graphics on your social media channels to help spread the word! Thank you
Lab reports for each of the products shown below can be found linked here.
Here’s a link to a safer choice to give away to your Halloween trick-or-treaters (based on the laboratory testing of foods that Lead Safe Mama, LLC has done so far) – you may find this product for less at Costco: https://amzn.to/3WQEekA
Amazon links are affiliate links. If you purchase something after clicking on a Lead Safe Mama Amazon affiliate link, we may receive a percentage of what you spend, at no extra cost to you.
Rebekah B says
Gonna pick my M and M’s!!!
Victoria Lee says
These summary/comparison pages that aggregate all the findings for foods in one category are awesome!
So much easier than having to click through to different pages for each item.
By the time I get to the 3rd item, I’ve forgotten the toxicant levels for the first two.
Thanks for putting together the findings on one page!
Tamara says
You are very welcome. There’s also this page:
https://tamararubin.com/2024/09/food-toxicity-comparison-charts-chocolate-snack-chips-supplements-flours-etc/