US EditionKids increase their aluminum intake when they eat McDonald’s salt
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Kids increase their aluminum intake when they eat McDonald’s salt
McDonald’s salt packets don’t just contain salt — they also contain sugar and “sodium silicoaluminate,” an anticaking agent that according to an aluminum toxicity expert, kids shouldn’t eat.Those little packets of salt that come with McDonald’s food don’t just contain salt — they also contain sugar and “sodium silicoaluminate,” an anticaking agent that kids shouldn’t eat, according to aluminum toxicity expert Christopher Exley, Ph.D....
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