Fast food ingredients that people do not know

1) Breast implant chemical nuggets

Nothing is more appetizing than chowing down on some artificial breast implant chemical. That is why McDonald's has added dimethylpolysiloxane to their already mightily unhealthy chicken mcnuggets which is a chemical that is used in silicone breast implants and silly putty.

2) Synthetic laxative

Wendy’s Frosty may bring back great memories, however the list of chemicals behind the drink will likely incite something much less nostalgic. Wendy’s Frosty contains the typical ensemble of fast food components such as traditionally-GMO corn syrup, artificial flavorings, and a list of thickening agents. Though of the 14 ingredients it takes to create the fast food top seller, one chemical stands out. Plus, it contained in the Coffee Toffee Twisted Frosty, a laxative chemical and electronic cigarette filler known as propylene glycol is among the 25 new ingredients that make up this special Frosty. To be clear, this is a chemical linked to a host of conditions including neurotoxic effects in children, blood brain barrier issues, and much more. It’s even illegal in cat food.

3) Chemical medley

Even the salad options at fast food establishments tend to be loaded with a chemical stew that brings into question the ‘healthier’ nature of the food item itself — even in comparison to the burger and fries. Take McDonald’s ‘healthy’ salads, for example. Not only does the ‘cilantro lime glaze’ and the ‘orange glaze’ used on many of these salads contain propylene glycol (the chemical discussed in #2 as the laxative and electronic cigarette filler), but a medley of others on this list as well. Two chemicals, however, stand out with the salad. Disodium inosinate, and disodium guanylate both divulge the presence of MSG within the ‘healthy’ salad. It’s impossible to eat a fully 100% organic, 100% clean diet all the time, but it’s extremely simple to begin incorporating high quality organic food choices into your daily nutrition. Don’t be fooled by marketing campaigns launched by fast food establishments advertising their new ‘healthy’ menu options without at least checking out the ingredients list. What’s easier, however, is completely avoiding fast food in the first place.

Reference: http://naturalsociety.com/4-worst-fast-food-ingredients-dont-tell/