Tag: Consumer warning

According to the Mayo Clinic, combining certain medications that affect serotonin can lead to a serious and potentially fatal condition known as serotonin syndrome. This is a critical risk factor for anyone considering serotonin supplements like 5-HTP, as many people are unaware of the dangerous interactions with prescription drugs.

In 2024, the FDA issued multiple public health alerts for cinnamon products found with elevated lead levels. This has led many to question why Ceylon cinnamon has a Prop 65 warning, often mistakenly associating it with the high coumarin found in other cinnamon varieties.

Following multiple lawsuits linking the beverage to severe health problems and even death, Panera Bread officially discontinued its highly caffeinated Charged Lemonade in May 2024. This decision, while not an official government ban, effectively removed the drink from the market in response to public safety concerns and legal pressure.

In October 2025, PepsiCo recalled thousands of Lipton Green Tea Citrus bottles due to a critical mislabeling error, highlighting the importance of staying informed about product safety alerts. This raises a key question for many consumers: which tea has been recalled, and what should you do with affected products?

In 2022, hundreds of reports involving severe illnesses were received after consumers ate the French Lentil + Leek Crumbles, creating a significant public relations and legal problem with Daily Harvest. The incident severely tarnished the reputation of the influencer-backed, health-focused meal-delivery service.

A recent study from Italy's University of Padua found microplastics in nearly all dairy products tested, with cheese containing significantly higher levels than milk. This disturbing finding confirms that microplastics are, in fact, in cheese slices and other popular dairy items.

Over 900 chemicals are on California's Proposition 65 list, meaning many products, including GnC vitamins, may carry a P65 warning for trace amounts of substances like heavy metals. This warning can be alarming for consumers, but understanding the regulation is key to interpreting its significance.

According to reputable sources, allergic reactions are the most common and serious side effects of taking bee pollen, with cases ranging from mild itching to severe anaphylaxis. This comprehensive guide explores the potential adverse effects, including digestive issues, drug interactions, and critical warnings for specific populations.