Alison'stotallywrapped - EX Youngevity BRAND Associate & Distributor

It's a wrap.. or is it?🤷🏻‍♀️

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⏳Slight adjustments for the New Year. Watch this space.👀

🧀🍕 What's in the cheese you consume?

10 Cheese Brands Sold in Australia to AVOID (They're Not What You Think) That block of cheese sitting in your fridge right now might not be cheese at all. What you're slicing onto your sandwich, melting into your pasta, serving to...

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L-cysteine, a softening agent used in some breads, is actually made from human hair and duck feathers. It’s a surprising fact that most people don’t know when they grab a loaf off the shelf. This chemical is added to make bread softer and extend its shelf life.

Knowing what goes into our food is important for making better choices. It might not always be clear what ingredients are used in the processing, but taking a moment to learn about them can help us make more informed decisions about what we eat.

Imagine opting for bread made with only natural ingredients. There are so many delicious, wholesome options that don’t require additives or artificial chemicals. When it comes to our health, simplicity is often the best choice. 🍞🥖

Let's discuss myths and facts about eggs.
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🚩 Today's sweet tooth🍬🦷 advice could be a 🛟.
Read this👇🏽and let me know your thoughts.
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Chewing gum may be one of the most overlooked sources of microplastic exposure.

In a new pilot study presented at the American Chemical Society, researchers found that chewing a single piece of gum released up to 3,000 microplastics into saliva. Most were shed within the first 8 minutes.

Even gums labeled “natural” released similar amounts of plastic particles as synthetic ones—including polyolefins, PET, polystyrenes, and polyacrylamides. These are the same polymers used in packaging, industrial materials, and water bottles.

Microplastics like these have been found in the brain, placenta, bloodstream, and arteries, where they may drive inflammation, disrupt endocrine signaling, and impair cellular health.

The gum industry doesn’t disclose what’s in the “gum base.” And without regulation, we’re chewing on polymers no one asked for—and no one’s fully studied.

Your mouth wasn’t designed to process plastic.

Comedy show "Is it really natural?" 🤔😆

A Short Message from the "False Advertising Industry" Learn more online at http://bit.ly/1aWC0H1. What does "Natural" really mean? "The False Advertising Industry" reveals the shocking truth about what is allowe...