LaCroix contains ingredient 'used in cockroach insecticide,' lawsuit alleges
The lawsuit might be right in disputing LaCroix's "all-natural" claim, but fans of the sparkling water probably don't have much to worry about.
05 October, 2018
Image: LaCroix.com
- The lawsuit claims LaCroix's parent company is "intentionally misleading consumers" by claiming its drink is all natural.
- The lawsuit lists three "synthetic" chemicals used to make LaCroix, all of which the FDA classifies, in some way, as synthetic.
- However, these chemicals are all naturally occurring and there's no research that suggests they're harmful to humans in small amounts.
Keep reading
Show less
The FDA Is Finally Taking a Stance Against High-Risk Homeopathic Products
Homeopathic manufacturers take advantage of sick and vulnerable populations in criminal ways—and the FDA is, after much absence, starting to crack down.
31 December, 2017
Keep reading
Show less
Anti-aging stem cell therapy shows "remarkable" results in human trials
The results of two human clinical trials involving elderly patients suffering from frailty showed no adverse side effects and “remarkable” physical improvement.
06 November, 2017
Keep reading
Show less
What Are Testosterone Boosters Actually Boosting?
The cognitive boost of taking testosterone supplements has not been substantiated — but let’s face it, most men aren’t seeking a better memory when popping testosterone pills.
03 April, 2017
Keep reading
Show less
Ketamine: A Club Drug That May Be the Future of Antidepressants
Studies and trials point to the potential of a rave drug becoming the newest antidepressant medication in decades.
25 March, 2017
Early risers take part in a Morning Glory 'Rave Your Way Into The Day!' morning dance experience at Village Underground on September 4, 2013 in Shoreditch, London, England. (Photo by Dan Kitwood/Getty Images)
Keep reading
Show less
Most Popular
