Wine and spirits are managed by the Treasury Department in a subsidiary known as the

TTB called the Tax and Trade Bureau. This is not an FDA approval. This is an approval by a taxing authority that operates under the

Treasury Department. Their goal is not to have you drink healthier or better wine, their goal is to generate tax dollars.

In the United States, there are 76 winemaking additives approved by the FDA. But wine

companies are not required to disclose their ingredients or additives so you

have no way of knowing what's actually in your wine.

Todd White is here to expose all this and explain why companies even do this in the first place.

Hint, it's all about money making.

And he's also going to share a better lower sugar,

additive free natural alternative if you drink wine. We also talk about black mold

that's being used in wine glyphosate, why wine is high in sugar and how his wine is created resulting in a sugar-free

version. So much is covered in today's episode that will blow your mind. I'm your host, Bethany Cameron, and you're listening to the

Digest this podcast. It's getting into summer, which means more traveling, but with traveling comes the

headache of opting for toxic products small enough to be TSA passed, such as mainstream mini toothpaste tubes.

But surprisingly, in my latest regular shipment of my bite toothpaste bits I noticed on the package it

says TSA approved even their mouthwash because they're quote mouthwash because their quote mouthwash isn't actually a liquid.

Just like their toothpaste bits, bites mouthwash, are tablets tablets you can take anywhere and even stash in your purse anytime

you need to rinse your mouth and freshen up. Just bite down on a tablet and chew. Then take a sip of water and

swish it around in your mouth as you would mouth wash.

Just spit it out and then you're good to go.

I absolutely love bite and their non-toxic oral care.

Everything from their toothpaste bits to their mouthwash and even their

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