A Single Slushie Can Exceed the Safe Limit for This Additive in Kids

A Single Slushie Can Exceed the Safe Limit for This Additive in Kids

A Single Slushie Can Exceed the Safe Limit for This Additive in KidsGoodnessly
Published on: 15/09/2026

One slushie. That's all it took, in documented hospital cases, for some young children to end up with dangerously low blood sugar, loss of consciousness, and symptoms severe enough to initially be mistaken for a rare inherited metabolic disorder.

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US States Are Voting to Ban Seed Oils in School Cafeterias. What Are Seed Oils, and Should Australian Parents Be Paying Attention?

US States Are Voting to Ban Seed Oils in School Cafeterias. What Are Seed Oils, and Should Australian Parents Be Paying Attention?

US States Are Voting to Ban Seed Oils in School Cafeterias. What Are Seed Oils, and Should Australian Parents Be Paying Attention?Goodnessly
Published on: 15/06/2026

Several US states have moved to ban seed oils in school cafeterias. Here’s what seed oils are, why the science is raising concerns, and what it means for Australian families.

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The US Just Banned Red 3 Food Dye. Australia Still Allows It. Here’s What You Need to Know.

The US Just Banned Red 3 Food Dye. Australia Still Allows It. Here’s What You Need to Know.

The US Just Banned Red 3 Food Dye. Australia Still Allows It. Here’s What You Need to Know.Goodnessly
Published on: 19/05/2026

The FDA banned Red 3 (E127) in January 2025 after linking it to thyroid tumours. Australian families are still unknowingly consuming it. Here’s what the research says and which products to check.

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The “low fat” Option That’s Actually Worse (and What to Choose Instead)

The “low fat” Option That’s Actually Worse (and What to Choose Instead)

The “low fat” Option That’s Actually Worse (and What to Choose Instead)Goodnessly
Published on: 12/05/2026

Here’s the uncomfortable truth: those “low fat” options aren’t always better for your body.

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