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Dr. Ken Gray: How removing dyes from our foods  help make us healthier
Dr. Ken Gray: How removing dyes from our foods help make us healthier

Medical expert  – Holistic physician Dr. Ken Gray from VELL calls into The Morning Update to talk about the recent decision by the HHS – FDA to remove/reduce dangerous food dyes from our food supply.

Dr. Grey also discusses how diet, activity, and proven holistic medicine are beneficial for our families’ overall health, and how his VELL Wellness App will help us customize our daily wellness routine.

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