Interesting Information!

About noodles including Indian popular brand 'Maggi' and about colgate:




About Coke and Pepsi and other products:

Best option is to have dietary Bibek to stay away from these types of serious problems. Does anyone know other quick alternative to synthetic toothpaste aside from Daatan or Coal?

try to find a natural health food store or organic store and there are many different natural brands....
This guy called Paul Pitchford, who did a lot of research on health, as a basic basic rule don't put anything on your skin that you wouldn't eat or drink; anything you put on your skin goes directly into your body...

everything this guy said is 100% true.....
we are being lied to and deceived by the government and big corporations....we are getting poisoned through the air we breathe, the water we drink, and the food we drink...

Thanks, Singh123 jio for your toothpaste advice. An important to note from above information is that I think this 'Maggi' noodles are consumed in many Amritdhari families thinking this is a vegetarian food but from above information it is otherwise that is non-veg. Noodles itself are made with help of Lard (Pig's meat), those Amritdharis have to think about this when use next time and some might need to re-pesh. It is always good to follow Guru Sahib's advice not eat outside of Gursikh family.

Agreed about Colgate and other products - they often contain animal products and they conduct cruel animal testing.

However, I'm not sure about the claims about Maggi noodles. I'm not defending the product - of course it's not bibeki. Maybe in some countries they contain lard. But in the India ones, there is a specific label on them that says "vegetarian" and usually these claims are verified by regulatory boards. Could someone please verify this claim?

Daas wouldn't support the eating out or non bibeki food habit. But for those who in any case end up eating these kind of foods, there are noodles that are free of any dairy/meat products. These are labelled not only suitable for vegetarians but also for VEGANS. In India the so called regulatory boards are also regulating in the same way as any other govt department works. Pay them bribe and you can get the chicken korma labelled as suitable for vegetarians...