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Cereal Causes Severe Illness - Schnucks, Godfrey Illinois

3 years ago •reported by user-fdrt1918 • business

Lucky Charms, Schnucks Godfrey, Godfrey Road, Godfrey, Illinois, USA

2712 Godfrey Road, Godfrey, 62035 Illinois, United States

I felt like I had food poisoning- not knowing it was cereal - I was off work a full week and one trip to emergency room dehydrated- it was miserable I couldn’t keep water down . This cereal was the only thing I was eating different. Never will buy it again never 👎🏻  Everything that happened I already stated  | Symptoms: Diarrhea, Dehydration

#schnucks #luckycharms #godfrey #illinois #unitedstates #cereal

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Lucky Charmes contains TSP=Trisodium Phosphate... it's a heavy duty cleaner used before painting. YOU'RE EATING IT. Many cereals have it. LOOK for it in the ingredients

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