Enoch AI launches “Ingredients Analyzer” tool to evaluate safety of food and personal care ingredients Enoch AI’s Ingredients Analyzer empowers users to identify toxic ingredients in food, cosmetics, and personal care products, exposing hidden dangers like glyphosate, GMOs, and synthetic additives, with free access at Brighteon.ai. Tool highlights corporate and regulatory failures, citing FDA collusion in delaying bans on harmful substances (e.g., glyphosate) and linking synthetic additives to chronic diseases, while promoting natural alternatives like turmeric and spirulina. Trained on anti-cancer data, pollution archives, and 10,000+ vetted studies, Enoch uses advanced algorithms to predict toxin-disease correlations, disproving FDA claims and exposing…
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