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Lawmakers have passed a special bill to address the growing obsession with snacks among children in California schools. In fact, lawmakers believe that eating and drinking foods like Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Doritos and Mountain Dew is having a negative impact on students' health. Keeping this in mind, he has introduced a special bill to ban this.

MPs say that the sole purpose of this bill is to free children from harmful foods. These foods contain artificial ingredients like 40 percent red, 1 percent blue and titanium dioxide.

Use of harmful colors in Cheetos and Doritos

Cheetos and Doritos contain 40 percent red, 5 percent yellow, and 6 percent blue. It is expected that after the bill is passed, these harmful items will be banned. Not only this, items like Fruity Pebbles and Froot Loops are made using yellow and red colors as well as blue.

Titanium dioxide is used in soup and cheese brands

According to the Center for Science in the Public Interest, some soup and cheese brands are made using titanium dioxide. Speaking at a press conference, State Assembly member Jesse Gabriel said the bill is meant to protect our students from chemicals that harm children and hinder their ability to learn.

Snacks cause serious health problems

Regarding snacks, Gabriel previously posted about the bill on Twitter (x) and wrote that these dangerous chemicals added to food served to students can lead to serious health risks including DNA damage, cancer, hyperactivity, and neurobehavioral issues. Give cause for concerns.