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Food items that are ubiquitous in American diets often contain additives banned in other countries due to health concerns. For instance, Mountain Dew, which contains a controversial additive, is legal in the U.S. but banned in Europe and Japan. Similarly, many cereals and processed foods feature ingredients associated with potential carcinogenic risks that are not permitted in numerous other countries.

The Data Speaks Volumes

Graphs and statistics paint a vivid picture of the American health crisis. The U.S. shows a disturbing trend with declining life expectancy and increasing mortality rates since 2008. Notably, avoidable deaths per 100,000 individuals are alarmingly higher in the U.S. than in many other nations, showcasing a trend that emphasizes preventable health issues.