Join the conversation: Are you worried about artificial dyes?

    Welcome to Red Dye Free!  Recently, Moms Today lead a conversation about artificial dyes.  I encourage you to keep the conversation alive by clicking the following link:     http://moms.today.com/_news/2011/03/29/6369981-why-some-moms-have-banned-artificial-food-dyes-from-their-kids-diets
 
    I also encourage you to vote here:   http://moms.today.com/_question/2011/03/29/6371288-do-you-worry-about-artificial-dyes-in-food

    Your opinions matter.  The conversations in the comment section is very interesting!  Why don't you join us and let others know how you feel about this topic? 

Red Dye Free on TodayMoms!

I was fortunate to have MSNBC and TodayMoms site share my blog.... www.reddyefree.blogspot.com. I have always been anonymous, or so I thought, but they managed to contact me. I am grateful to share this important information with others since it made a huge difference in my life and my childrens'.


http://moms.today.com/_news/2011/03/29/6369981-why-some-moms-have-banned-artificial-food-dyes-from-their-kids-diets

If you click on the link, you will also be able to view a very good video on this issue.  There is a child in this video who had trouble with his handwriting.  Occupational therapists would have probably labeled him as having dysgraphia (a problem with motor coordination skills).  After removing the harmful dyes in his food, his handwriting improved dramatically.  My son had the same problem with the dyes, along with behavioral problems from consumption of these dyes.  My son's handwriting is beautiful now and has no major behavioral issues to speak of as well.