You guys are regular parents and your lives were completely turned upside down by food dyes.

Most days we had a child that was just really, really struggling to keep his hands to himself,

impulsivity, hitting and biting.

It really kind of came to a head when his daycare asked us to leave.

So I came across an article that suggested eliminating wheat and dairy and synthetic dyes.

And within about 48 hours, we saw a child that we had only seen glimpses of.

There are a lot of cancer links to a lot of the dyes.

When you start looking into Red 3, Red 3 is crazy.

Yeah. After After After discovering that their child has a life-altering sensitivity to synthetic food dyes, parents and first-time filmmakers Brandon and Whitney Kewood decided to document their investigation looking into this mysterious

ingredient the American government allows in our food and the impacts of synthetic dyes

on the human body.

Their brand new documentary to die for the documentary follows Brandon and Whitney as they

embark on a journey to meet with the world's leading synthetic dye experts

conducting in-person interviews with scientists and researchers, which ends up leading to an unexpected

series of shocking stories and surprising discoveries. Their mission is to spread science-based

information to the public so that those affected by synthetic dyes can begin healing and

real policy change can occur for

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