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I hope that peo­ple will at least some­day rec­og­nize that their cats and dogs shouldn’t be eat­ing corn, soy, and rice based foods col­ored with Red 40. Even if they don’t rec­og­nize this point for their own health, at least most can see the logic for their pets. Does this even make sense? There are good pet foods out there but you have to seek them out and you will pay a lit­tle more for them. Read the ingre­di­ents on your pets food and ask your­self if it sounds like foods they would eat if they had a choice in the wild. I promise you they wouldn’t pick high fruc­tose corn syrup over a piece of beef. Isn’t Fido worth it?

I have been doing some research into this in an effort not to sound like a paranoid-hypochondriac when I finally do post, but I hon­estly don’t think the infor­ma­tion can wait.

Besides this recent news arti­cle I have found that this phe­nom­e­non isn’t iso­lated to apple juice and peo­ple need to know about it.

Below are links to the news arti­cle, pod­cast, and a research study on arsenic in bev­er­ages that I am still review­ing. You can decide for yourself.

Arsenic Lev­els High in Apple Juice, St. Peters­burg Times Finds — Audio Version

St. Pete Times Article

Arsenic in Com­mer­cial Bev­er­ages Study

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