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- Is your drycleaner a health hazard?
- Sunshine good for health
- Most skincare chemicals were first developed for industrial use
- Real foods don’t need to tell lies on pack
- Honey - can it be faked?
- Quick and fresh
- Breathing wellness
- Barcodes and country of origin
- A cleaner school environment
- Low fire danger clothing may be high chemical danger clothing
- Most skin care does not care at all
- Quick label checks
- The problem with fabric softener
- Why wash produce?
- Have you ever eaten Zein?
- Cooking at home helps manage chemical exposure
- Baby wipes - making safer choices
- Children's toothpaste - what do you choose?
- Good food is meant to perish
- Trusting children to make good food decisions
- How can a product containing GM oil and GM corn be labelled ‘all natural’?
- Ingredients aren't the only chemicals in foods
- Yes to spices, no to artificial flavours
- Detox with a chemical-free pantry
- New ingredient called Quorn appearing on vegetarian product labels
- Not much meat in a meat pie!
- How are chemicals tested for safety?
- What does it mean to buy organic?
- Food dye used to add colour to fermented food products
- Heavy duty chemicals for dinner
- Food irradiation – should we be concerned?
- Air fresheners - a bad smell for health
- Microwave popcorn – healthy snack or high chemical disaster?
- Apples win the pesticide prize
- GMO and UNsafe food
- Should advertisers be educating us about health?
- Weekly household spends and a chemical diet
- Inulin –additive part 2
- Inulin – additive part 1
- Unnatural styling products
- Five serves of fruit, vegetable and pesticides
- The cost of chemical progress
- Aspartame renamed but still a toxic poison
- 101 blogs, 101 lessons about food additives
- Extra additives in low fat food options
- Aren’t all chemicals tested and approved before they are used?
- Why would I eat proprionates?
- Down the drain – detergent with perfume
- The cost of cheap milk
- Unlisted chemicals – pesticides, fertilisers and others
- Can your pay too little for something?
- Tastes like…a test strip cheeseburger
- Tomorrow is National Additive Free day – Friday 4 November
- Vitamin-enriched foods - trend or trick
- Organic fast food – really?
- National Additive Free day – Friday 4 November
- Hair dye may be coal tar dye in disguise
- Coal tar dyes - a toxic colour bomb
- Humectants - what do they do?
- White bread a chemical recipe for poor health
- Miranda Kerr loves Chemical Maze
- Do we really need food additive 150a in ice cream cones?
- Food processing and antibiotics
- Is antimicrobial resistance (AMR) a health concern?
- Hypoallergenic makeup
- Symptom of food allergy
- How to cure hives
- Allergies to preservatives responsible for many health issues
- Food intol too common
- Cosmetics not tested on animals
- Testing for food intolerance
- Foods to avoid with asthma - the role of preservatives
- Food additive 621 or MSG is in every pantry
- Ingredients in cheese slices - quick review
- Allergy to sodium benzoate 211 a common complaint
- Food processing techniques can add unlisted chemicals to food
- Food additive dangers explained - Natural Therapy pages talks to Bill Statham, author of The Chemical Maze
- Avoiding mercury in pregnancy
- Allergies to Nitrates (251) in meat products
- Lactose intolerance symptoms in adults
- MSG has many different names
- Food irradiation - is it OK?
- Chemical additives in pet foods effect health
- Mascara - a list of chemicals that may surprise you
- 'Scorecard' reveals the truth about toxic loads
- Health bars and hyperactivity in children
- Soy milks not all soy good
- Sulphites a trigger for eczema
- Bad food additives in disguise - meat glue
- Food additive allergies on the rise
- Reading food labels - the order of things
- Citric acid (330) an often used food additive
- Formaldehyde a trigger for asthma in children and adults
- Seven deadly chemicals in your personal care products
- Aspartame is no substitute for sugar
- Simple ways to reduce the chemical load
- What is hydrolised vegetable protein (HVP)? - the MSG link
- What the word 'fragrance' means
- In food labelling, 'no added' doesn't mean none at all
- Food intolerance is dose related in children.
- Reading food labels 101
- Harmful chemicals in personal care products and legally not on the label
- How many additives did you consume today?
- The harmful additive loophole
- E330 - E333 inquiry about adverse reactions from MSG
- Ingredient Listed on Pepsi Max
- Food Additive of the Week E621 - MSG (Monosodium Glutamate)
- Talc and its potential link to cancer
- Genetically modified ingredients may trigger asthma
- MSG and Sodium Cocoyl Glutamate
- Sulphur Dioxide (220) the key to bright orange dried apricots
- Do food additives contribute to obesity?
- Naphthalene linked to infant blood disorders and brain damage
- MSG in milk products a hidden ingredient
- How are food additives classified
- Alcohol-free skin care good for your skin, good for health
- Asthma, hyperactivity and the food colours which cause them
- Is dental floss healthy?
- Additives banned for infants could be banned for all children
- Safe cosmetics for use in pregnancy
- How to remove additives one step at a time
- Preserving water is a toxic challenge for cosmetic manufacturers
- Label reading - do your homework and start small
- Avoiding gluten in not-so-obvious foods
- Remembering preservatives that trigger asthma
- Toxicity of lipstick something to consider
- Brown bread may be white bread in disguise
- Allergic to amaranth even though it sounds natural
- BHA preservative linked to asthma
- Are Mineral face powders a natural cosmetic product?
- Asthma risk with children's blue cough syrup
- Natural flavours still subject to chemical process
- Over the counter acne treatments
- Sulphur dioxide is red flag for allergy sufferers
- Cola one of the highest selling items in your supermarket
- Toxic active ingredient in mosquito and insect repellants
- Are banana chips a healthy children's snack food?
- Ammonia free - the best hair colouring option
- Toxic but 'Natural' Baby Shampoo
- Preservative labelling a 'trick-of-trade' for advertising
- BPA free plastic fantastic
- Autism, environmental contaminants and horses
- Asthma and diet in children - Links proven in new research
- Instant health claims not so dandy
- Avoiding MSG in Pregnancy
- Eczema problems and enzyme washing powder
- Food colours and safe choices
- Farmed salmon is artificial colour salmon
- Eczema babies benefit from nature
- Pregnancy and DEA don't wash
- Artificial ingredients in peanut butter a health concern
- Flouride - a daily dose of toxin
- MSG - Toxic, silent and deadly additive
- Hypoallergenic cosmetics can still irritate skin
- World Health Day highlights the dangers of antibiotics
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- Rachel's daughter seems possessed by a "monster" when she has foods with artificial colours.
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- Mary and Peter who write about the possible effects of an icon...
- Carly in Goodwood, SA who uses The Chemical Maze in her quest to provide healthier choices for her children
- Robin and Geoff in Launceston, Tasmania who highlight health issues withPotassium sorbate and MSG
- Liz in Sunbury, Victoria who writes about dealing with eczema in her children
- Peter in Erina Heights, NSW who highlights a problem with synthetic flavouring.
- Sue B. in Qld who told us about her outrage at the chemicals in our foods
- Dilys, who describes dealing with polymyalgia
- Vanessa Soper, Ashmore Qld who writes about her son's eczema clearing up
- Angela Tedling in Dunsborough WA, who warns about the potential harmful effects of food colours
- Michelle who emailed us about the effects of colours, flavour enhancers and preservatives...
- Emma Dunlop in Victoria who tells us how simple changes in diet can change lives overnight..
- Jacqui Hibberd, Melbourne who writes about how her experiences led to setting up a new business
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- Karen Fox, who writes about a pregnancy hazard
- Michael from Melbourne deals with their sons Hyperactivity
- Julia From NZ, deals with Eczema
- Debra in North Epping who writes about her son's progress from ADHD
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