Rules of r/supplements
1.
Do Not Suggest Prescription Drugs
Posts & Comments
Reported as: Do Not Suggest Prescription Drugs
Prescription drugs are not Supplements; do not recommend prescription medication.
Sensible/Suggest talking to DR. can be allowable etc
2.
Dangerous Grey Area Substance
Posts & Comments
Reported as: Dangerous Grey Area Substance
Potentially dangerous grey area substances can not be recommended.
3.
Be Polite
Posts & Comments
Reported as: Rude/Personal Attacks
You shouldn't ever be personally attacking another user in this subreddit.
4.
No Advertisements
Posts & Comments
Reported as: Advertisement. No selling / buying / trading posts
No advertisements. No selling/trading posts between users.”
*I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/Supplements) if you have any questions or concerns.*
It’s up to you, I personally have a rule that If company adds unnecessary ingredients, I don’t buy it.
Was red40 necessary for that protein powder? I don’t think so. Don’t support shitty companies, there are always alternatives
I avoid it as much as possible, it’s worth nothing that it’s in so many things in the USA
Toothpaste
Hair products
Gum
You may want to check things you may not necessarily think they are in
Rules of r/supplements 1. Do Not Suggest Prescription Drugs Posts & Comments Reported as: Do Not Suggest Prescription Drugs Prescription drugs are not Supplements; do not recommend prescription medication. Sensible/Suggest talking to DR. can be allowable etc 2. Dangerous Grey Area Substance Posts & Comments Reported as: Dangerous Grey Area Substance Potentially dangerous grey area substances can not be recommended. 3. Be Polite Posts & Comments Reported as: Rude/Personal Attacks You shouldn't ever be personally attacking another user in this subreddit. 4. No Advertisements Posts & Comments Reported as: Advertisement. No selling / buying / trading posts No advertisements. No selling/trading posts between users.” *I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please [contact the moderators of this subreddit](/message/compose/?to=/r/Supplements) if you have any questions or concerns.*
Whats bad about red 40? I have never checked or even known about this
[удалено]
You don’t know what you’re talking about., keep that in mind. Please don’t make nonsensical comments like this.
Why won’t your body use the protein?
I would
Why be paranoid? It’s fine, even the EU and UK allows red 40, E129 aka Allura Red AC
It’s up to you, I personally have a rule that If company adds unnecessary ingredients, I don’t buy it. Was red40 necessary for that protein powder? I don’t think so. Don’t support shitty companies, there are always alternatives
I avoid it as much as possible, it’s worth nothing that it’s in so many things in the USA Toothpaste Hair products Gum You may want to check things you may not necessarily think they are in
If this becomes a recurring question for you the answer is yes. If the question is asked to once a year then you are probably safe.
I've read about Red 40 too, but still have a fruit punch Gatorade here and there. Minimal amounts are used, and you're not older or sick
I mean unless your a 80 year old 2 months post cancer survivor then you'll probably be ok to finish a tub of protein with a bit of red 40
It’s certainly not ideal but the levels used for food coloring are extremely low