The Story of To Dye For: The Documentary with Brandon & Whitney Cawood

Did you know that an everyday ingredient—one found in most
foods—silently affects your health? After discovering their
child’s sensitivity to synthetic dyes, these parents and
first-time filmmakers set out to uncover the hidden dangers of
these additives. Their recently released documentary blends
expert insights and personal stories, revealing the widespread
impact of these chemicals. Their work aims to raise awareness and
spark a conversation about what we consume.
 
This is the Story of To Dye For: The Documentary with Brandon
& Whitney Cawood.

EPISODE VIDEO HIGHLIGHTS
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The Truth About Synthetic Dyes and Kids' Behavior
How to Manage Behavior Diagnosis Pressure from Experts
New Filmmakers Expose the Truth About Synthetic Dyes
What You Need to Know About Synthetic Dyes in Your Food
How Big Corporations Are Fighting the Truth About Synthetic
Dyes
How to Start an Elimination Diet to Address Synthetic Dyes
Powerful Stories in the “To Dye For” Documentary
The True Cost of Synthetic Dyes: Health vs. Profit
Are We on the Brink of Food Dye Reform?
How "To Dye For" is Driving Change in Food Safety

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