**Magnetic Killer Cereal!**

That’s nuts… and honey.

yes, there is iron in cereal

Yes, I know. Just thought the vid was pretty cool. If it is INDEED iron.

:)

I went and tried this just now with Cap'n Crunch and Cocoa Puffs. Nothing. No magnetic reaction whatsoever.

Interesting. Not that much iron in those cereals? I wonder if it would work with pumpkin seeds. They supposedly have lots of iron.

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I can't believe there are carbohydrates in Cereal!!

Isn't that cereal made in Saudi Arabia? lol

All they have is sand and oil...

I must have a fruity pebble magnet in my stomach.

Well and towels to wear on their head, but unless they make them from camel hair, I would say they are imported...

Ok, I actually did this experiment and here's what happened:

In a saucer filled with water I placed Kroger brand Fruit Rings and Crisp berry Crunch in it...yes I buy generic and fill the name brand boxes with it and the kids don't know the difference :)

I have some powerful ceramic magnets that you will find in a microwave...

The Cereal is attracted to the magnet and quite obviously so...even before touching it so I know it didn't stick to the magnet because it was wet...but, each of the two cereals claims 25% USRDA for Iron.

Actually "reduced" Iron which makes it more absorbable, however, a 65 mg Iron tablet was not affected by the magnet however it sank to the bottom and didn't float, so it really doesn't confirm or disprove anything concerning the tablet but the cereal does just exactly what is shown in the video...

Last Edited by BRIEF on 05/31/2011 08:46 PM

cerial in your nose from laughing is way funnier.

There's iron in cereal...your body needs it to survive.

Yup...

Who would want to feed us magnetic cereal? and why? Are they trying to increase our electromagnetic potential?

suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuure nice answer.

obviously the cereal is loaded with heavy metals.

That happens because they fortify cereal with iron filings. You want to the kind with no added vitamins and minerals. Then I think it won't be magnetic.

As bad as anything else GMO

The USDA loves us! How else are we gonna get our daily intake of iron if they don't put metal shavings in our cereal? This is just a drop in the bucket compared to what ALL they do to our food, i.e.(population control!) They are killing us slowly and painfully.

In before the JOOS...nope too late an ac already brought them up

No, it's not that the cereal is magnetic but the mineral Iron, which is essential for the development of red blood cells, is a metal influenced by a magnetized object...the cereal is magnetic but not magnetized...
understand?

Although, it also has Zinc which has a slight repulsion force to a magnet, so...we have very little knowledge of nutrition and how our bodies use nutrients...

I mean you guys are making fun, iron, yada yada.

But should their be enough iron in 1 cornflake that its effected by a magnet like that? I mean granted its a powerful magnet.

But i would have assumed a SINGLE corn flake would not have that much iron in it.

But who knows maybe im wrong.

crush a bag of cornflakes and hold a bar magnet to the bag, you'll see iron filings gathering.

:)

obviously, as this is a CONSPIRACY site, you have to then go away and come up with, "Why would government encourage us to saturate our kids' bodies with iron filings?" HAARPist?