Discover the secrets of Erythrosine, also known as Red No. 3, in our latest video. This vibrant cherry-pink synthetic dye colors our food, cosmetics, and more. But what lies beneath its vivid hue? Is Erythrosine a mere colorant, or does it pose hidden health risks?

Join us as we delve into the world of Erythrosine, exploring its uses, controversies, and global regulations. From jarred cherries to dental tablets, learn how this synthetic dye impacts not only our products but potentially our health too. We'll bring you facts, scientific insights, and global perspectives on this debated additive.

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- Erythrosine
- Food coloring safety
- Artificial dyes health risks
- Red No. 3 controversy
- Synthetic dye in food
- Coal tar derivatives
- Consumer health awareness
- Erythrosine effects
- Food dye regulations
- Synthetic colorants
- Health impact of food dyes
- E127 food coloring
- FD&C Red 3 safety
- Artificial coloring in cosmetics
- Food additive controversies
- Thyroid and food dyes
- Child health and artificial dyes
- Kosher food coloring
- Nutritional labeling
- Consumer product safety
- Chemical additives in food
- Dietary health concerns

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