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Are natural flavors found in food or drinks bad for you? i heard of strange things be used as natural flavors.
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Hard to say: To get the most from this site you need to be more specific about your concern. Natural additives like strawberry flavoring is only a problem if you are allergic to strawberries. If you are worried about a specific synthetic additive, describe it so the issue can be addressed. Broad questions about some bogey man flavoring don't can't be answered.
Answered 7/20/2018
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