TikTok’s ‘Oatzempic’ Drink for Weight Loss
Discover the viral TikTok trend of ‘Oatzempic,’ a drink made from oats, water, and lime juice, claiming to aid in weight loss. While oats can be part of a healthy diet, experts caution against comparing the drink to weight loss and diabetes medications like Ozempic or Wegovy. Learn more about the potential benefits and limitations of Oatzempic in helping with weight management.
Study Reveals High Prevalence of Little-Known Pesticide Chlormequat in Human Bodies
A recent study by the Environmental Working Group found high levels of the little-known pesticide chlormequat in the urine of 77 out of 96 individuals, raising concerns about its impact on human health. The study highlights the potential risks of chlormequat, which has been linked to reproductive and developmental issues in animal studies. With increased levels found in urine samples and regulatory changes allowing its use on imported oats and other foods, the need for rigorous monitoring and regulation of pesticides to safeguard public health is emphasized.
Wegmans Recalls Outrageous Oat Cookies Due to Undeclared Wheat
A popular grocery chain, Wegmans, has issued a recall for its Outrageous Oat Cookies due to the potential presence of undeclared wheat, which poses a risk to individuals with wheat allergies or severe sensitivities. The cookies in question were purchased…