The Hidden Life of Toxins: Non-Toxic & Natural Living
The Hidden Life of Toxins is the podcast that does toxin-free living research for you!
Become a well-educated, empowered consumer and have clear information on toxin-free living WITHOUT hours of research and hundreds of Google searches.
In 2015, while looking for ways to improve her health, Christina discovered a sobering and life-changing truth: we are exposed to hundreds of toxins every day. There are harmful chemicals in the air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat, and the products we use – from makeup and toothpaste to clothing, furniture, and even children’s toys.
Christina started learning everything she could about toxins, how they have made their way into every part of our lives, and what we can do about it. She then applied what she had learned and watched her health improve.
She has spent over seven years researching toxins and created this podcast so that you don’t have to dedicate years of YOUR life looking for this information.
Let’s explore the hidden life of toxins!
The Hidden Life of Toxins: Non-Toxic & Natural Living
7. Is Citric Acid Bad For You?
In this episode, you’re going to learn about a common food additive that sounds very safe and natural but in reality isn’t.
I’m talking about citric acid.
You have probably seen it on ingredient labels and, chances are you believe it to be just an acid from citrus fruits or even concentrated lemon juice.
I used to think that, too.
Until I did some thorough research and learned the truth.
Citric acid is widely used in foods and supplements.
Because it sounds so harmless, most people don’t question the safety of citric acid and consume it daily without actually knowing what they are ingesting.
If you’ve been reading ingredient labels and skipping over citric acid because you believe it’s natural, this episode is for you.
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