And here we are in 2024, and Skittles still has titanium dioxide.

而到了2024年，彩虹糖里仍然含有。

So should we talk about titanium dioxide?

所以我们应该谈谈吗？

So yeah, I mean, I'm probably riddled with titanium dioxide.

所以是的，我的意思是，我身上可能到处都是。

In fact, The candy makers or food producers who use titanium dioxide in their products aren't even required to list it as titanium dioxide.

事实上，那些在产品中使用的糖果制造商或食品生产商甚至不需要将其列为。

Peer-reviewed evidence that nanoparticles of titanium dioxide migrate to your liver, your kidneys, or that they accumulate there.

经过同行评审的证据表明， 的纳米颗粒会迁移到你的肝或肾，或者在这些器官中积累。

Okay, well then we're done talking about titanium dioxide for now, and short stuff is out.

好的，那我们现在先不讨论了，简短的内容就到这里。

It's listed as titanium dioxide, which I take to be a giant F you to all the people who filed lawsuits against Mars for that.

它被列为，我认为这是对所有起诉玛氏公司的人都竖了一个中指。

In 2015, Dunkin' Donuts said, you know what, we're not going to use titanium dioxide anymore.

2015年，邓肯表示，我们不再使用了。

The FDA says that titanium dioxide as a food additive, the food-grade stuff, doesn't exceed – if it doesn't exceed 1 percent of the food's weight, then it's all fine and dandy.

美国食品药品监督管理局表示，作为食品添加剂的食品级，如果其含量不超过食品重量的1%，那就一切都没问题。

The problem with it being used in the food industry and personal care industry is that it's used in a specific form as titanium dioxide nanoparticles.

问题在于它在食品行业和个人护理行业中的使用形式是作为纳米颗粒。

The thing is, is titanium dioxide, it's a naturally occurring thing.

事情是这样的，是一种天然存在的物质。

So you mentioned that the titanium, you know, big titanium dioxide is like, hey, you guys don't need to worry about this.

所以你提到过， 那种大的， 你知道，大家不用为此担心。

And that's what the Titanium Producers Association says.

而这正是生产商协会的说法。

Like you said, titanium is natural, so is titanium dioxide.

就像你说的，是天然的，也是天然的。

They're the little tiny particles of titanium dioxide that appear in your food are about 100 nanometers across.

它们是食品中出现的约100纳米宽的纳米颗粒。

Called titanium dioxide class action lawsuit that has health risks.

被称为集体诉讼案，存在健康风险。

The reason they're picking on Skittles in particular, it seems like, is because back in 2016, Skittles said to the world, well, I should say Mars Inc. said to the world, hey, we're not going to use titanium dioxide anymore.

他们特别针对彩虹糖的原因似乎是，因为在2016年，玛氏公司曾向全世界宣布，我们将不再使用。

So, it's good to use your brain, but also, you know, know, like, There's no smoking gun here that says, yes, titanium dioxide is going to wreck your liver and give you cancer.

所以， 动动脑子是好事， 但是你也知道，这里并没有确凿的证据表明，会破坏你的肝并导致癌症。

But, as the Titanium Dioxide Manufacturers Association points out, food-grade titanium dioxide called E171, it can't have more than 40% of titanium dioxide to it, in the nanoparticles, I should say.

但是，正如制造商协会指出的，食品级E171中，纳米颗粒的含量不得超过40%。

Not anything unusual about titanium, but when it reacts, interacts with oxygen rather, it forms a white powder, a very fine white powder called titanium dioxide that evidently is used as a whitening agent in a lot of processed foods.

本身并没有什么异常，但当它与氧气反应时，会形成一种色的末， 一种非常细小的色末， 称为， 显然这种物质被用作许多加工食品的增剂。