Are You Eating Any of These 10 Things That Are Banned in Other Nations?

Most sports drinks contain brominated vegetable oil, an ingredient banned in some countries.
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2. Preservatives BHA and BHT. Manufactured from petroleum, these waxy solids are added to foods to prevent spoilage. The National Institutes of Health reports that BHA is “reasonably anticipated” to be a human carcinogen based on evidence of carcinogenicity in rats.

Where it’s banned: The UK bans BHA from baby foods. BHA and BHT are banned completely in Japan and parts of the EU.

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