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You do realize that silicon dioxide is nothing more than the chemical name for sand, right? Granted, there are many types of sand. And most sand can/will contain more elements. But it's like you're arguing they add H2O, but not water. When water can contain more than just H2O. -
Don't let the fear paralyze you. It IS scarry, but the only way you'll find someone is by putting yourself out there. Just date normally and try to get a feel for what type of person they are. After the 3rd or 5th date, open yourself just a little bit. Tell them you are in touch with your inner child, and enjoy feeling little at times. See how they react to that "little bit", and go from there.
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By rusty pins · Posted
I actually like Taco Bell and rarely have any issues after eating there (except maybe the normal gas anyone would have after eating spicy Mexican food with beans, As far as Taco Bell putting sand in their food? Google it! No, Taco Bell does not put sand in their food. [1, 2] Rumors that Taco Bell serves sand come from the presence of silicon dioxide in their seasoned beef recipe. [1, 2] The Facts About Silicon Dioxide What it is: Silicon dioxide is a naturally occurring chemical compound made of silicon and oxygen. While it is a primary component of natural sand and glass, it is also found naturally in plants, fruits, and vegetables. [1, 2, 3] Why it is in the food: It is used in tiny amounts as an anti-caking agent to prevent powdered spices and seasonings from clumping together. [1, 2, 3] Safety: The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and other regulatory bodies approve silicon dioxide as a safe food additive. [1, 2] -
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