Subway Yoga Mat Snopes

01 25 subway confirmed on thursday that they were removing a chemical used to make yoga mats and rubber soles on shoes from their sandwich bread.

Subway yoga mat snopes. An august 2016 new york post article reporting that an elderly new york woman got complete. The chemical is banned as a food additive in the european union. In 2014 a petition created by blogger activist vani hari aka foodbabe urged the chain to remove azodicarbonamide a substance also found. It s in hundreds of foods.

Food and drug administration and is found in cereal flour. An 86 year old woman s severely painful and curved back was cured by her practicing yoga for a month. The whitening agent is approved by the u s. But it is also commonly found in yoga mats shoe soles and synthetic leathers as well.

While it has been linked. Subway removed the ingredient. Toronto six inch sandwich lovers today s your day. Subway to remove plastic based chemical from.

The chemical can be used as a dough conditioning agent but is commonly found in yoga mats. All of subway s bread options. The disclosure comes as subway has suffered from an onslaught of bad publicity since. The salt a report finds that azodicarbonamide wasn t just in subway s bread.

It is not the first time subway s bread has been in the spotlight. Subway says that by next week its sandwich bread will be free of chemicals that are said to be used in yoga mats and shoe soles. Almost 500 foods contain the yoga mat compound. In 2014 the company announced it was removing azodicarbonamide the so called yoga mat chemical from its rolls.