Dear Sir/Madam,

We would appreciate it if you could deal with this urgent matter or determine who can.

Phosphates, sodium phosphate, sodium polyphosphates, diphosphate, triphosphate and other dangerous chemicals cause irreversable chemical reactions in any ecosystem. Our bodies are an ecosystem... how can we avoid them if they are in most of our food they must be banned ...phosphates, lead, flouride(toothpaste), arsenic, uranium are related to each other and occur on a scale of dangerous chemicals in the order shown

how can we avoid all foods that list as an ingredient dangerous chemicals not fit for human consumption?

answer imposible !!

99% of everything in the supermarkets contain these dangerous chemicals ...

you've heard of ionic and anionic surfacants in detergents??.if they get into the ecosystem it's screwed..well the ones i've mentioned have the same tethrahedron construction (AP4 ) ...Highly dangerous material used in the manufacturing of semi conductors have this structure!!

An immediate ban on processing techniques from the darkages has to come into effect as of now.

the half hearted attempt of food labeling recently is a testament of ignorance and low IQ
A few ads on the telly and fake debate to make it look like it was sorted
Why did they not put "not fit for human consumption" on 99% of the products labeled then???

Actually can that now be done under that new law untill such a time as these products are fazed out completely??? If so this is the action that we want under our human right not to be poisoned

if the powers to be claim unawareness to the dangers of this when they introduced the inadequet solution of labeling, it proves their incompetence in safeguarding the wellbeing of the population. If they knew and were chancing their arm then it proves their malicious disregaurd for the health of the population.

So which one is it??...

whoever is responsible for these poisons in supermarkets taking up the place where food fit for human consumption should be displayed is who we need you to deal with.

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