Crazy to me despite all the trending posts about @oasishealthapp that everyone is just mad about their brand or a brand of their mutual when the real issue is......... The entire plot of the app is a failure, unethical and misleading. Consumerreports told us that 90% of organic dark chocolate was metal toxic. UC-Davis 2010 told us that up to 80% of "olive oil" was actually fake and/or cut in the USA. Consumerlabs told us that hundreds of brands/supplements massively under-dose compared to label. Leadmamma and Mammavation told us that hundreds of brands in all categories (mostly healthy/ "non-toxic brands) came back with toxic contamination, that cookware labeled as healthy actually isnt, that "glass" came back with lead, etc etc etc Cleanlabelproject told us that 79% of "organic protein powders" tested over the limits for Lead. And thats the "normie" level of lead. We know those limits are too low anyways. The examples are infinite. Its absolutely ridiculous regardless of the scoring of Oreos and the bullshit low scoring of well liked brands here on health X, the real issue is that we shouldn't be trusting what any brand says, period with the level of even healthy brands coming back from independent investigations to be heavily toxic. There's even reports that the level of Glyphosate in organic food is *way higher* than we think it is. If Oasis is simply going to be a list of self-reporting from the brands themselves, it has to have a max cost of $1/month and it needs to outright state that it is doing zero independent testing or verification beyond accepting the brands at their own claims and is just providing a list of these brands but has no independent verification. What we would really want to see is an app that is doing what Leadmama or Mammavation or Consumer reports or others are doing but at scale for lots of different categories we want like Toothpaste, cookware, oils and butters, eggs, makeup, water, all the staples of "non tox living"

79 dog foods found with high levels of toxins. (see below for info) ⬇️ Vid & Info Credit from IG: @calvin.johnsonn @cleanlabelproject

Podcast: Why Everybody Is Wrong About Food Dyes / American Council on Science and Health
  Host @camjenglish and co-host #DrChuckDinerstein discuss #SusanGoldbaher article on @US_FDA recently ban of Red Dye #3  in food and ingested drugs. This is being hailed as a victory for the Healthy Foods Movement despite their method of using a 67 year scientifically outdated law called The Delaney Clause that needs to be amended or repealed. 

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Red Dye #3: Bad Law Defeats Fact / American Council on Science and Health On January 16, the FDA banned the use of red dye #3 in food and ingested drugs, stating that it causes cancer in male rats but not in humans. This is being hailed as a victory for the Healthy Foods Movement. Red dye #3 is being banned because of an outdated law, the Delaney Clause, which needs to be amended or repealed #SusanGoldhaber  acsh.org/news/2025/01/20/red… 
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Choose Clean Label Project Certified protein powders. Look for the certification seal to ensure your products meet the highest standards of purity. ✅ Read the full @CNN article here: cnn.com/2025/01/09/health/pr… #CleanLabelProject #ProteinPowder #CNN

Celebrating @duckpondcellars w/ Oregon #Winemaker Julia Cattrall: buff.ly/3MMIGx2 #oregonwinemonth #wines #whitewne #redwine #CertifiedNaturalPathProduction #organicwine #cleanlabelproject

Reports about contaminants have caused gymgoers to second guess their smoothies, but not everyone agrees we need to worry. What's really going on in your shake? #ProteinPowder #HeavyMetalToxicity #CleanLabelProject #StoryMD #StoryMDHealth str.md/ekd2x5