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Cheerios Linked to Illness - Cheerios, Gilbert Arizona

2 years ago •reported by user-rynbt415 • business

Cheerios, Costco Wholesale, North Arizona Avenue, Gilbert, AZ, USA

1415 North Arizona Avenue, Gilbert, 85233 Arizona, United States

My wife and I have eaten Cheerios for forever. Now, any version of it gives upset stomach and diarrhea.
Item purchased many months ago. Believe Cheerios brand ingredients in General Mills products are making people ill. Same symptoms affecting mother-in-law in WA State. People are reporting getting sick consuming any General Mills products. | Symptoms: Diarrhea

#cheerios #costco #generalmills #gilbert #arizona #unitedstates

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Yes they are trying to make you sick. Do not eat processed foods. With some exceptions. Meat fruit veg. Organic bread or steel oats if you lay off carbs.

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